Corrupted NTuser.dat hive

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Currently I can't get into my Windows 2003 server at all.
When I boot it up, I get the message: C:\Documents and
Settings\Administrator\NTuser.dat is corrupted.

And it kept stuck at the "Applying Settings" screen.

Please let me know steps-by-steps how to fix this problem.

I cant find the Windows2003 Registry discussion group so Windows 2000
Registry group is the closest group that I am asking for help here. Thanks.

Thanks so much in advance,
Kinsley
Email: kwong@xxxxxxxxxxx
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