BSOD when booting up laptop into Vista CONFIG_LIST_FAILED

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ghutnick

I get the following error as soon as I try to boot up:

CONFIG_LIST_FAILED

STOP: 0x00000073 (0x00000001, 0xC000017D, 0x00000004, 0xF6EE9BB8

I am unable to boot into any of the options listed in safe mode.
 
M

Mark L. Ferguson

G

ghutnick

No matter what option I choose, it still crashed. Also when selecting the OS
to start from it keeps saying Microsoft Windows XP Embedded. Is that normal?
 
J

Jon

ghutnick said:
I get the following error as soon as I try to boot up:

CONFIG_LIST_FAILED

STOP: 0x00000073 (0x00000001, 0xC000017D, 0x00000004, 0xF6EE9BB8

I am unable to boot into any of the options listed in safe mode.



The second parameter there (0xC000017D) suggests that you're short of disk
space. If so, try freeing some up eg via a recovery environment boot disk
etc .
 
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ghutnick

Since I do not have a Vista DVD that came with this (its not my laptop), can
I boot with and XP Pro disk to try and gain access to the drive and delete
from it? If it matters, I can't even get the volume to mount using Ubuntu
8.04.
 
J

Jon

ghutnick said:
Since I do not have a Vista DVD that came with this (its not my laptop),
can
I boot with and XP Pro disk to try and gain access to the drive and delete
from it? If it matters, I can't even get the volume to mount using Ubuntu
8.04.


You could use that XP Pro disk to create a bootable 'BartPE' CD recovery
environment....

Bart's Preinstalled Environment (BartPE) bootable live windows CD/DVD
http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/
 
G

ghutnick

I did get the vista dvd that came with the laptop. When I boot from it I
only get an option to install. What are the steps to either repair and or
boot the system so I can recover the data.
 
J

Jon

ghutnick said:
I did get the vista dvd that came with the laptop. When I boot from it I
only get an option to install. What are the steps to either repair and or
boot the system so I can recover the data.


If it's a standard Vista DVD, then after the first language-choosing screen
there should be a 'Repair your computer' option, for which you could either
try its automatic repair options or from which you can get to a command
prompt.
 
G

ghutnick

It's from Dell, the reinstallation DVD.

Jon said:
If it's a standard Vista DVD, then after the first language-choosing screen
there should be a 'Repair your computer' option, for which you could either
try its automatic repair options or from which you can get to a command
prompt.
 

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