Re: Blue screen at start up
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Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 13:17:37 -1000
Make sure you have the bios set to read the cd first and hard drive second.
The disk should then run so you can get to the recovery console.
Have you tried booting up with the "Last Known Configuration"?
"Carolyn McVarish" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I was working on a computer that had possible spyware and
> adware and was running an adware 6.0 program. Now the
> computer will not start. It take me to safe mode screen
> but when I say ok it will not go to it. Then I will get
> a blue screen that says "A problem has been detected and
> windows has been shutdown to prevent damage to your
> computer. Run chkdsk /F. How can I do this? I can't
> even get into the recovery console with the xp cd. It
> freezes when it gets to examining mb disk. Any help out
> there?
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