Windows could not start

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You can try running system restore also. go to start, run and type MSCONFIG
and click Run System restore and restore it from the time before he played
his game.
Jason
 
Jason said:
You can try running system restore also. go to start, run and type
MSCONFIG and click Run System restore and restore it from the time
before he played his game.
Jason
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And how can he do that if he cannot enter Windows, braniac?! *READ* the
question before posting nonsensical garbage!
 
chris said:
Hi I need help very urgently.

I have another Dell PC which has this problem, my son was online
playing a game when suddenly the system hanged
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In correct English, the word 'hanged' is reserved for people - everything
else is referred to as 'hung', though it's a little archaic these days, it's
still the more correct.

Epona the Pedant
(and damned proud of it! ;o))
 
Plonk!

Epona said:
In correct English, the word 'hanged' is reserved for people - everything
else is referred to as 'hung', though it's a little archaic these days, it's
still the more correct.

Epona the Pedant
(and damned proud of it! ;o))
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Hi I need help very urgently.

I have another Dell PC which has this problem, my son was online playing a
game when suddenly the system hanged and he tried to reboot it.

The following message appeared :-

"Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
\windows\System32\Config\System
You can attempt to repair this file by starting windows Setup using the
original Setup CD-ROM
Select 'r' at the first screen to start repair"

I've tried using the windows reinstallion CD but the same message still
appear.

Could you please help?

Thanks

Chris
 
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