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Guest
After the Windows Loading screen (the black screen with the windows logo and
the
progress bar) I recieve a message on a blue screen that says "Aborted." and
nothing
else. The screen is not the BSOD. It resembles the screen you get when you
run chkdsk
at next boot. After this the screen goes black for a second. Then the
Welcome screen
comes on and windows finishes loading normally. No other performance issues
or problems
are noticable.
I would like to know what is being aborted and how I can stop this message
from appearing.
So far I havn't been able to find any help online even from microsoft's
Knowledge
Base. I have used my "System Mechanic 6" to check the start up programs. I
looked
in the Startup Folder, all the "run" keys in the registry, scheduled tasks,
msconfig, and all my other programs that can be set to run at startup.
(maybe i missed something?) I can't find anything.
I suspect that somewhere in the system a process, program, or system utility
may
have been enabled at every boot with a blank or corrupt entry, or had been
set to
run only if certain parameters are met (sort of like some defrag programs
can be
set to only defrag at a certain amount of fragmentation).
the
progress bar) I recieve a message on a blue screen that says "Aborted." and
nothing
else. The screen is not the BSOD. It resembles the screen you get when you
run chkdsk
at next boot. After this the screen goes black for a second. Then the
Welcome screen
comes on and windows finishes loading normally. No other performance issues
or problems
are noticable.
I would like to know what is being aborted and how I can stop this message
from appearing.
So far I havn't been able to find any help online even from microsoft's
Knowledge
Base. I have used my "System Mechanic 6" to check the start up programs. I
looked
in the Startup Folder, all the "run" keys in the registry, scheduled tasks,
msconfig, and all my other programs that can be set to run at startup.
(maybe i missed something?) I can't find anything.
I suspect that somewhere in the system a process, program, or system utility
may
have been enabled at every boot with a blank or corrupt entry, or had been
set to
run only if certain parameters are met (sort of like some defrag programs
can be
set to only defrag at a certain amount of fragmentation).