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by grumpyroger
by dmiles
by carlitosway
Try doing what dmiles wrote but also try this when the machine finishes loading and you are at the dos prompt:
Type sys c:
This will tranfer and replace the system files on your hard disk.
Hope this helps
by zar
one m ore thing you can try is booting up with the star up disk and the restoring the regristry from the copies on the HD, to do this after the bood go to the command prompt >c: and type scanregchose to restore de registry form copies and chose a registry copy with a date previous to the day you started to have problems.
if this does not worl then take you data out and reinstall
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