So I was being stupid and my laptop has some startup-takes forever issues and never starts up sporatiacally problems.. so i hold the power button down to shut down and restart...
I got to the point where it asked me to do checkdisk, and I did and it found a bunch of problems.....(note it was still starting up fine with the problems)...
Apparantly after checkdisk finished.. it deleted or modified or did something to a registry value that loads at startup, and it's giving me BSOD REGISTRY_ERROR everytime.
Before I go reformat my windows partition, was wondering if there was any other way to save it...
- I don't have restore points (not a single one),
- I have backed up everything already (Dual-Boot Ubuntu Intrepid)
- I have tried the repair option in my CD.
- I have tried running safe mode (but it freezes)
- I have tried running Last Known Good Config (but it BSOD me out of that too)
Any suggestions? :-[..
if i deleted all my registry values thru linux.. would they just make new ones or would it be worse off?![]()
EDIT: This is windows vista ultimate x64 full install w/ both 64 bit and 32 bit disks. NOT OEM.
thanksss.
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You cannot delete the registry - you'll definitely be worse off. Given the severity of your issues, I would suggest that you back up your essential files through Linux, onto some external hard drive, and then reformat. Seeing that you have the disks, a clean install of Windows would help general performance as well.
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Sigh =[ Looks like I do have to reinstall everyting :-[.. Thanks . If only there was a way I could figure out which registry files were corrupted / and or missing.
Help! Bsod-registry_error
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by jl1989, Mar 28, 2009.