re: Windows won't startup or shutdown - error message:value creation failed at line 422
Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 12:49 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by sLeEpYż
(1 messages posted)
Take the Hard Drive physically out of the computer, put it in as slave on another
xp installation with the same filesystem.
Run adaware 6.0 with all updates on the drive you mounted as slave (D) and let it
remove all the junk.
Manually go in to you slaved drive and pull out the wintools folder. (Under C:\Program
Files\Common Files\)
Physically pull the drive back out and put it back in your original system.
Boot up in safe mode on your original system, run adaware 6 again as it will check
the local registry and find some more, run spybot 1.3 with all updates as well, reboot
once its all done.
Boot in regular mode and if you get "cant find file.exe" ect click start, run, type
msconfig
look for those file names and uncheck the boxes with it.
Reason you are low on virtual memory is because of all the adware crap, toolbars,
ect, run adware/spybot both at least once a week.
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sleepy "at" linuxwaves.com
On Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 9:02 am, Mark Sterling wrote:
>Try this please.
>
>Boot to the RC
>Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console: http://support.microsoft.com/default.as...-us;314058
>
>At C:\windows (or winnt)
>type cd system32 the directory should now be
>C:\windows\system32
>type :
>copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe
>1 file should be copied, now REBOOT!
>
>
>Sometimes this won't work because the file wsaupdater.exe will not allow itsself
>to be copied over, even though it appears that is has been. Please try the following
>if the above fix does not work initially.
>
>After booting into the Recovery Console and switching to the system32 directory,
>Type:
>ren wsaupdater.exe wsaupdater2.exe
>copy userintit.exe
>When asked if you wish to overwrite the file answer (Y)es
>1 file should be copied.
>Type:
>Exit
>windows should reboot.
>logon w/administrator priviledges
>in windows explorer, navigate to C:\windows\system32
>find the file you renamed to wsaupdater2.exe and delete it.
>exit windows explorer
>go to trash bin and permanently delete wsaupdater2.exe
>you should not have to edit the Registry at this time as the above steps will reassign
>the proper userinit.exe in the registry.
>
>
>
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