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Re: Not sure?
by ZOU » Thu Aug 04, 2011 3:00 pm
Go ahead and restart and run chkdsk via command prompt as Gus instructed.
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Re: Not sure?
by jmc333 » Thu Aug 04, 2011 3:16 pm
Ugh i don't understand this. When i try and boot into safemode with command prompt my password doesn't work.
I boot normally and my password does work?? I'm waiting for my comp to boot up. It's SUPER SLOW. I'll run CHKDSK when or if i can
EDIT: That didn't work. After a while my desktop disappeared, save a few random icons, and when i try safemode with networking my password doesn't work.
I boot normally and my password does work?? I'm waiting for my comp to boot up. It's SUPER SLOW. I'll run CHKDSK when or if i can
EDIT: That didn't work. After a while my desktop disappeared, save a few random icons, and when i try safemode with networking my password doesn't work.
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Re: Not sure?
by ZOU » Thu Aug 04, 2011 3:33 pm
Just try safe mode for now to run scan disk via command prompt. Don't use safe mode with networking and see if it makes a difference.
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Re: Not sure?
by jmc333 » Thu Aug 04, 2011 3:43 pm
I just got it to work in Safe Mode with Networking.
That and normal boot are the only two that work, normal Safe Mode, and Safe Mode with Command Prompt don't accept my password..
That and normal boot are the only two that work, normal Safe Mode, and Safe Mode with Command Prompt don't accept my password..
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Re: Not sure?
by ZOU » Thu Aug 04, 2011 7:35 pm
I am not sure, but if scandisk found a bad sector on your hard drive, it would have stated it.
Since we got some hardware confirmations out of the way, I would like for you to make sure you have the latest version of Kasperksy's Rescue Disk and boot your PC with it. Run it like you did before and post the results for me to see.
After you run that, I want you to try ComboFix again and post those results as well.
Since we got some hardware confirmations out of the way, I would like for you to make sure you have the latest version of Kasperksy's Rescue Disk and boot your PC with it. Run it like you did before and post the results for me to see.
After you run that, I want you to try ComboFix again and post those results as well.
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Re: Not sure?
by jmc333 » Sat Aug 06, 2011 12:45 pm
The latest version of the disc or the database? is it ok if i have an older version of the disc as long as it updates?
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Re: Not sure?
by securitynoob » Sat Aug 06, 2011 1:05 pm
Yes, running an older CD will be fine as long as it's a CD-RW and it successfully updates the database.
Sorry, I've been following this, and I found somewhere I could jump in.
Sorry, I've been following this, and I found somewhere I could jump in.
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