Any Risk to disable process SYSTEM.INI?

[FD]

My machine boots fine in Safe Mode + Network and crashes in Normal Mode, in
Services tab page, there are more 10 services in Running status, I disabled
all other services, boot with normal mode, got same blue screen.
In this case, General tab page, Selective Startup radio button was selected,
followed by Process SYSTEM.INI file and Process WIN.INI file were selected,
and Load system services and Load Startup Items were NOT selected, and using
Original BOOT.INI was selected.
Since some system file might be corupted, may disable Process SYSTEM.INI
file, or disable some of items in SYSTEM.INI tab? Is any big risk there?
Any idea or suggestion? Thanks.

 

[Roy Smith]

My machine boots fine in Safe Mode + Network and crashes in Normal Mode,
in
Services tab page, there are more 10 services in Running status, I
disabled
all other services, boot with normal mode, got same blue screen.
In this case, General tab page, Selective Startup radio button was
selected,
followed by Process SYSTEM.INI file and Process WIN.INI file were
selected,
and Load system services and Load Startup Items were NOT selected, and
using
Original BOOT.INI was selected.
Since some system file might be corupted, may disable Process SYSTEM.INI
file, or disable some of items in SYSTEM.INI tab? Is any big risk there?
Any idea or suggestion? Thanks.

If you suspect that a system file has been corrupted then you can do this.
In the Start menu click on run then type 'sfc /scannow' (without the quotes)
then click on OK and Windows will check all of the system files and replace
any corrupted ones. Be sure to have your Windows install disk handy as it
may call for it during the process.

 

[Twayne]

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If you suspect that a system file has been
corrupted then
you can do this. In the Start menu click on run
then type
'sfc /scannow' (without the quotes) then click
on OK and
Windows will check all of the system files and
replace
any corrupted ones. Be sure to have your
Windows install
disk handy as it may call for it during the
process.

Just a note: You'll also have to re-update XP.