windows will not start message

[Guest oldpink]

I hope someone, can help me out here.

 

When I start my computer, a blank black screen comes up, with the following

erroe message on it.

 

"windows could not start because of an error in the software, load needed

DLLs for kernel"

 

Is there a way to fix this problem?

Is there a way to get in to my system, to restore to a previous date, or to

fix this problem?

I do not have a XP recovery disc, as computer came with XP installed, is

there a place to purchase an XP recover disc, if I need that?

 

Anyone who can help, I'd appreciate it.

 

Thank you.

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: windows will not start message

 

 

"oldpink" <oldpink@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:39EAF636-AAD1-4F8D-8136-8C7DA3F7A46E@microsoft.com...

>I hope someone, can help me out here.

>

> When I start my computer, a blank black screen comes up, with the

> following

> erroe message on it.

>

> "windows could not start because of an error in the software, load needed

> DLLs for kernel"

>

> Is there a way to fix this problem?

> Is there a way to get in to my system, to restore to a previous date, or

> to

> fix this problem?

> I do not have a XP recovery disc, as computer came with XP installed, is

> there a place to purchase an XP recover disc, if I need that?

>

> Anyone who can help, I'd appreciate it.

>

> Thank you.

 

You could press F8 during the early boot phase, then select one

of the alternative boot options.

 

About recovering your installation: Every PC sold with Windows

must have one of the following:

- A WinXP installation CD.

- A Recovery CD.

- A boot CD that launches a recovery program stored on a hidden

partition of the hard disk.

You need to read the manual to see which option applies in your case.

 

Before starting the recovery process, remember that some of these

processes will erase all data currently stored on the disk. If you

don't have backups (including your EMail files!) then you must

extract all data before starting the recovery.

[Guest Gerry]

Re: windows will not start message

 

What is your computer make and model?

 

Have you tried Last Known Good Configuration?

A description of the Safe Mode Boot options in Windows XP

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315222/en-us

 

 

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Hope this helps.

 

Gerry

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FCA

Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute

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oldpink wrote:

> I hope someone, can help me out here.

>

> When I start my computer, a blank black screen comes up, with the

> following erroe message on it.

>

> "windows could not start because of an error in the software, load

> needed DLLs for kernel"

>

> Is there a way to fix this problem?

> Is there a way to get in to my system, to restore to a previous date,

> or to fix this problem?

> I do not have a XP recovery disc, as computer came with XP installed,

> is there a place to purchase an XP recover disc, if I need that?

>

> Anyone who can help, I'd appreciate it.

>

> Thank you.

[Guest oldpink]

Re: windows will not start message

 

 

 

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> "oldpink" <oldpink@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:39EAF636-AAD1-4F8D-8136-8C7DA3F7A46E@microsoft.com...

> >I hope someone, can help me out here.

> >

> > When I start my computer, a blank black screen comes up, with the

> > following

> > erroe message on it.

> >

> > "windows could not start because of an error in the software, load needed

> > DLLs for kernel"

> >

> > Is there a way to fix this problem?

> > Is there a way to get in to my system, to restore to a previous date, or

> > to

> > fix this problem?

> > I do not have a XP recovery disc, as computer came with XP installed, is

> > there a place to purchase an XP recover disc, if I need that?

> >

> > Anyone who can help, I'd appreciate it.

> >

> > Thank you.

>

> You could press F8 during the early boot phase, then select one

> of the alternative boot options.

>

> About recovering your installation: Every PC sold with Windows

> must have one of the following:

> - A WinXP installation CD.

> - A Recovery CD.

> - A boot CD that launches a recovery program stored on a hidden

> partition of the hard disk.

> You need to read the manual to see which option applies in your case.

>

> Before starting the recovery process, remember that some of these

> processes will erase all data currently stored on the disk. If you

> don't have backups (including your EMail files!) then you must

> extract all data before starting the recovery.

>

>

> When I pressed F8, i got to the boot options, but no matter which one I entered, the computer would restart.

 

So I ordered the boot disc from HP, so I hope that helps.

 

How do you extract all your data, before recovery, though, especially when I

can't access Windows, to back anything up?

 

Thanks for the help.

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: windows will not start message

 

 

"oldpink" <oldpink@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

>>

>> "oldpink" <oldpink@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:39EAF636-AAD1-4F8D-8136-8C7DA3F7A46E@microsoft.com...

>> >I hope someone, can help me out here.

>> >

>> > When I start my computer, a blank black screen comes up, with the

>> > following

>> > erroe message on it.

>> >

>> > "windows could not start because of an error in the software, load

>> > needed

>> > DLLs for kernel"

>> >

>> > Is there a way to fix this problem?

>> > Is there a way to get in to my system, to restore to a previous date,

>> > or

>> > to

>> > fix this problem?

>> > I do not have a XP recovery disc, as computer came with XP installed,

>> > is

>> > there a place to purchase an XP recover disc, if I need that?

>> >

>> > Anyone who can help, I'd appreciate it.

>> >

>> > Thank you.

>>

>> You could press F8 during the early boot phase, then select one

>> of the alternative boot options.

>>

>> About recovering your installation: Every PC sold with Windows

>> must have one of the following:

>> - A WinXP installation CD.

>> - A Recovery CD.

>> - A boot CD that launches a recovery program stored on a hidden

>> partition of the hard disk.

>> You need to read the manual to see which option applies in your case.

>>

>> Before starting the recovery process, remember that some of these

>> processes will erase all data currently stored on the disk. If you

>> don't have backups (including your EMail files!) then you must

>> extract all data before starting the recovery.

>>

>>

>> When I pressed F8, i got to the boot options, but no matter which one I

>> entered, the computer would restart.

>

> So I ordered the boot disc from HP, so I hope that helps.

>

> How do you extract all your data, before recovery, though, especially when

> I

> can't access Windows, to back anything up?

>

> Thanks for the help.

 

There are several methods to retrieve your data.

- From your backup medium. If you don't believe in backing

up your important files regularly (e.g. weekly) then this is a

good time to reconsider. A 2.5" disk in an external USB\

case is a low-cost but highly effective backup device. Or

do you want to wait until the next disaster hits you?

- By temporarily installing the hard disk as a slave disk in

some other Win2000/XP machine, then copying the files

to a hard disk on that machine.

- By booting the machine with a Bart PE boot CD, then

copying the files to the 2.5" disk that you're about to buy.

 

The Bart PE boot disk is a very handy tool to have. It is

free but to make one requires the following:

- A WinXP Professional CD (but no product key)

- A CD burner

- About four hours of your time.