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Upon startup I get Physical memory Dump because of Winsrv.dll. I have looked this up on Microsofts site and I realize that I have to look at the registry to see if this file is corrupt. How do I get to the registry if I can't boot up? How do I created setup disks if I don't have them,but I do have the cd? Are the setup disks the same as boot disks? Please help!
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by dc1
The setup disk are the same as the boot disks. If you have not created a repair disk though you may be out of luck in fixing this.
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Yes, I do agree with the earlier answer. But, you could get a startup/boot disk OR repair disk through other systems. The same thing happened to my friend and then he created the boot disk or copied the necessary files from my box to a disk and thensubsequently boot his system with this diskette and then repaired..!?
Hope this helps..
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