QUOTE(jd ddd40 @ May 6 2009, 03:58 PM)
ok message says \windows\systems\winload.exe
status:0xc000000f
sounds like im screwed cause im not going to be able to do all that wasoo stuff u were saying. im going to have to pay some guy, who will then be able to see all my pics, oh boy
What about hubby? Is he even just a little bit "handy"? And I mean with tools and fixin stuff. Im sure he's ALL KINDS of handy with you.
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Honestly, if you can follow instruction then this isn't too difficult. Im gonna search some databases on the specific memory address/error code and see what I can come up with.
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Edit:
From what I've found, booting from a Vista DVD/CD and going into "Recovery Console" to run chkdsk looks to correct the problem. You don't need the Vista disk that you used to install or anything, just a Vista disk to boot up the computer from. Then instead of selecting "Install" you select "Repair an Installation using Recovery Console". From there you'll be able to access the "installation" (your C: drive) via the disk and at a command prompt (black screen with C:\ blinking) you run chkdsk.