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Safe Mode Command Prompt ISSUES!

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Hi,

the only way that my computer will load is if it's in safe mode command prompt...

i would have been able to fix the problem by now, if not for the "desktop" error message that shows up every 30 secs and closes EVERYTHING....and what's annoying it keeps asking me if i want 2 go to system restore....

SYSTEM RESTORE DOESN'T EVEN WORK IN SAFE MODE! either way, it's corrupted(system restore)...

how do i stop this nonsense from CONSTANTLY closing my work, with this message i will NEVER get 2 fix my computer....

Edited by raphjoe@att.net

What is the actual error message (word for word) that you get when booting normally?

Honestly, this sounds like a virus, but more info would be helpful.

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actually there is no error message, the "loading up your settings" window stays on the screen forever and it never loads,

all other boot options don't work, except for safe command prompt, and even that'a a gamble as sometimes it stays on the drivers/mup.sys screen forever...and so the computer has 2 be restarted(after a half hour, u realize nothings' going to happen and restart it...sigh)

i could try 2 fix it, if only safe mode didn't close down everyhting, so i can't even find out what the problem is...

Start recovery console from your XP CD and use "chkdsk c: /p". Could solve your problem.

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thanks 4 the suggestion, but part of the problem is that my computer's cd drive doesn't respond to the cd, or any cd for that matter. basically everyhting is unistalled, internet, cd drive, etc(or maybe that's just a part of safe mode)...

If you can boot to the Windows CD, you could try to do a repair installation.

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