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| Hi, Is there anyone out there who could tell me why my computer switches off while im in the middle of something,it mostly happens when I first start the computer at the beginning of the day,it might swith off about 3-4 times then it will be ok.. The screen goes a blue sometimes black...Here are what comes up.. 1. Driver_IROL_Not_LESS_or_ Equal 2. Load needed DLLs for Kernel 3. Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:system32\Drivers\ntfs.sys you can attempt to repair the file by starting windows setup using the original set up CD-Rom,select'r' at the first screen to start repair. I have done a full reboot since this happened, but now it does it again,do you think it could be my back up discs? Many thanks. Vinnie. |
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| Do a Windows repair using the XP CD. That should sort it. |
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| Ok, I will give it a go. Thanks a lot. Vinnie. |
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| Thanks for that, but will I have to save all my messages in outlook and other stuff on my C Drive as if I was doing a full reboot. Cheers. Vinnie. |
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| The C drive is usually the drive where Windows is installed on and will be wiped if you are reinstalling windows, you could backup all your messages on to a memory stick or otehr removable media. |
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| No, a repair install will not wipe the drive. It scans for errors with the install and fixes them. |
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| Ooops, thanks for correcting me. ![]() Last edited by Axegrinder : 17th Oct 2007 at 12:33 PM. |
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