Blue screen boot problem...;_;

[Knack]

Unless he has a parallel WinNT/2000/XP OS I think he needs to run the
command chkdsk /F from the Recovery Console via the WinXP setup CD. However,
if he has only a set of OEM System Recovery CDs instead of a Microsoft WinXP
CD, then he won't have a Recovery Console to work with. Furthermore, he must
already have an Administrator password entered in his WinXP setup in order
for the Recovery Console to access it.

If the system partition is formatted as FAT (doubtful) then chkdsk /F can be
run on it via a DOS 6.22 boot diskette, which can be downloaded free of
charge from www.bootdisk.com.

I know that the DOS version of utilities such as Partition Magic do HDD
error corrections before making changes to partitions. I don't know how, but
somehow the PM version that runs off a DOS boot diskette is able to fix
errors on NTFS partitions.

 

[Charles Bonaldo]

Everytime i turn on my computer it leads me to the black
sreen and says that some error happenned and I then have
to pick how to start up my computer (normally, safe mode,
etc...) ANYone of those if i click just leads me to a
blue screen error and then automatically makes my
computer reboot...I have been rebooting and looking at
this error over 100 times to try to read it and I found
that I need to run this program or something called
CHKDSK /F...and the error type is the following:
STOP: 0x00000024 (0x001901FF, 0x827746B8, 0xC0000102,
0x00000000)

I really need your help on this, im lost...

Thank You,

Charles~

 

[OKlier]

run chkdsk /F and then see what it says. It could be a faulty hard disk or
just a corrupt winXP file. Either way its lots of work to get it going
again.

 

[Charles Bonaldo]

HOw would I access that prgram if I can't get to my
desktop? Is there a shortcut key when booting to access
DOS instantly? (Sry, i'm kinda ad at computers >.>)

Thank you very much,

Charles~