broken leg and a broken heart

[iecus]

Ok guys. This morning I ran a program to restore some drivers I had
installed prior to rebuilding my pc. I add. I have mcafee, noadware,
lavasoft, and spybot all running. all of a sudden I notice my pc kept
rebooting. it only goes to where you would see the windows xp screen and
reboots. I tried

Safemode: it starts to run then reboot.
tried last good config: reboots

so I can't even get into safe mode to undo the drivers to see if that cause
the issue "all the drivers I was installing where drivers I had installed
previously"

I installed xp i had which was a unattended cd and it made a dual boot on
the same partition.

How can i restore the right win XP?
if I ran my other xp cd and do "Upgrade" should that work?
I did some reading and someone said to "copy cd drive K:I386\ntldr c:\ "i'm
thinking I need to add windows.0 there also then
copy K:\I386\ntdect.com C:/ think I need to add windows.0 there also. should
this work?

Or should I just try this

Attrib -h -r -s c:boot.in del C:\boot.ini
then type :bootcfg/rebuild.

 

[Guest]

Something like this happens to me with a wrong graphical driver, then I got a
blue sreen and rebooting machine every time.
But for me I could access to the safe mode so you can't...

In this case I will utilize ERD commander 2003 or 2004 ... You boot from the
CD, it's a live operating system XP pro with many tools. When you start up go
to the system management > and the device manager to reinstall the last driver

 

[iecus]

I replied to this but I think it went to get more instead of the group. I
need A manual way to fix this or with some freeware software. the erd
commander from what i found online is $150. I tried to do an upgrade but
from windows it says the version i have is newer and when I try it from boot
cd it tells me its going to make another multiboot. this is how my boot.ini
looks now

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS.0="Microsoft Windows XP
Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect