B
Bill
After runing this PC for 3 plus years, I started having
problems booting. In less than a few hours the system
would not boot and a message with the word "hive" flashed
on the screen along with a statement about a corrupt file.
It wasn't there long enough to read.
First I attempted a repair. It asked for which
installation I was trying to repair. The response needed
to be one character long. What should have been entered
here?
Next I attempted to run setup with a new installation of
the OS, but without formatting the hard drive. Some
recently created files have not been backed-up. During
this install, 3 files would not copy (mgsync.inf,
mgwan5.inf and migpwd.exe). I believe that these are
password related files, but I am not sure.
The computer was on a network until recently, now its a
stand-alone. Is this a possible issue.
How can I boot the system long enough to save the unsaved
files before formatting the hard disk?
problems booting. In less than a few hours the system
would not boot and a message with the word "hive" flashed
on the screen along with a statement about a corrupt file.
It wasn't there long enough to read.
First I attempted a repair. It asked for which
installation I was trying to repair. The response needed
to be one character long. What should have been entered
here?
Next I attempted to run setup with a new installation of
the OS, but without formatting the hard drive. Some
recently created files have not been backed-up. During
this install, 3 files would not copy (mgsync.inf,
mgwan5.inf and migpwd.exe). I believe that these are
password related files, but I am not sure.
The computer was on a network until recently, now its a
stand-alone. Is this a possible issue.
How can I boot the system long enough to save the unsaved
files before formatting the hard disk?