SP1

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etjenvest

Hi,

I have installed sp1 by using Windows Update. Now i cant start my computer.
There is only one line on the screen:
!!0xc01a001d!! (\Registry\Machine\Components\DerivedData...)
What can i do?
 
// MessageId: STATUS_LOG_FULL
//
// MessageText:
//
// Log space is exhausted.
//
#define STATUS_LOG_FULL ((NTSTATUS)0xC01A001DL)


Perhaps some log file is full
 
Is there anything i can do?
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hilsen etjenvest


. said:
// MessageId: STATUS_LOG_FULL
//
// MessageText:
//
// Log space is exhausted.
//
#define STATUS_LOG_FULL ((NTSTATUS)0xC01A001DL)


Perhaps some log file is full
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I dont know what that is? Windows Update said there was Service Pack 1, that
shoult be installet, so i clicked install, and when the computer startet up
again there was black screen with the text i wrote.
 
I found a recover cd and fixed this problem, after consulting a friend.
Thank you very much for trying to help me:-)

My next problem is, that now all my programs is in a folder called
Windows.old. And allthough i copy them into the new Programs-folder (i'm
danish, not sure all the words are right) they don't show in the start menu.
 
I found a recover cd and fixed this problem, after consulting a friend.
Thank you very much for trying to help me:-)
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My next problem is, that now all my programs is in a folder called
Windows.old. And allthough i copy them into the new Programs-folder (i'm
danish, not sure all the words are right) they don't show in the start menu.
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Copying programs doesn't work. They have to be reinstalled from the
installation media.

The reason is that besides the obvious files, there are initialization
files, entries in the registry, and so forth. These can only be created
properly by the installation process.
 
Ok. Thanks.

Does anybody know about admin. rights? My pc is a single-user and that user
is administrator, no network or anything like that. But when I try to delete
the windows.old folder, or items in it, i get a message that I dont have
administrator rights. How can I change that? I checked "useraccouts" (if
thats what its called) and everything looks right.
 
Ok. Thanks.

Does anybody know about admin. rights? My pc is a single-user and that user
is administrator, no network or anything like that. But when I try to delete
the windows.old folder, or items in it, i get a message that I dont have
administrator rights. How can I change that? I checked "useraccouts" (if
thats what its called) and everything looks right.
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"Administrator" has two meanings in Windows land. It's a confusing, and
therefore bad, choice of terminology, IMO.

The Administrator account is a built-in account with full privileges, and
its name is "Administrator". Actually, it may not even have all privileges,
but it comes close.

An administrator account, such as the one you made for yourself, is not
*the* administrator account, but an account with a significant subset of
Administrator privileges.

A Standard account is even more restricted.
 
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