Replace the Repair file with a current backup of the RegistryĪfter restarting the computer and entering Recovery Console, type the following commands at the command prompt to replace these files with the current backups. Reboot the computer again with the Recovery Console (refer to the instructions above to do this). Rename _REGISTRY_MACHINE_SYSTEM to SYSTEMĦ. Rename _REGISTRY_MACHINE_SOFTWARE to SOFTWARE Rename _REGISTRY_MACHINE_SECURITY to SECURITY Rename _REGISTRY_USER_.DEFAULT to DEFAULT Change the file name you just copied in C: WindowsTMP Copy the following files to folder C: WindowsTMPĥ. Double-click a folder that was not created at the present time but further ahead of the time the problem occurred.ģ. In the System Volume Information folder, select View -> Details to display the date of each snapshots folderĢ. Once you have access to the snapshots, follow these instructions to copy the latest snapshots to the WindowsTMP folder for you to access.ġ.
Each version of Windows XP has a different way of changing this permission. To fix this error, follow the instructions in this article to regain access. This error is usually caused because the user is not authorized to set up on this directory.
Perhaps you will receive an error message prohibiting access (access denied) similar to the following when trying to access the System Volume Information folderĬ: System Volume Information is not accessible. Windows XP failed to start because the following file is missing or bị hỏng: WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSOFTWARE Windows XP could not start because the file theo đây bị thiếu hoặc bị hỏng: WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSYSTEM When you have tried other ways such as System Restore but still failed and you receive the same message as one of the following messages when you restart the computer with Windows XP. You will have to use the steps in this article to restore the system due to a corrupted registry.
0 kommentar(er)
