Maybe this will help...
A couple of online virus scans
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
Also to repair System Files do this...
Start
Run...
"type" CMD /k <enter>
"type" SFC /SCANNOW <enter>
(may need the OS CD)
also to run CheckDisk
Start
Run...
"type" CMD /k <enter>
"type" CHKDSK /R
"type" "Y" for yes <enter> and reboot
(this will take up to 30 minutes)
if this does not fix your malady, you can perform an Inplace Upgrade
Windows 2000 In-Place Upgrade
*Check your CD-ROM for bootability
(The very beginning of booting up is called POSTING)
Note: During posting, Ctrl+Alt(hold)& Delete(tap) can be used to start over.
1. Enter BIOS tap the Delete key at POSTING several times.
2. Usually Advanced CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor)
3. Find and change first Boot Device from Floppy to CD-ROM
4. F10 <enter> to Save(usually)
5. Place Installation CD-ROM in tray and restart (Ctrl.+Alt.& Delete)
Note: If by chance the CD-ROM is NOT Bootable, it will boot normally, and not load
the bootup sequence. If not, use the four bootup floppies that came with system. If
you do not have any, regular format 4 floppies with NT computer, and notice that the
bad sectors are zero. The files at
www.bootdisk.com. Mark your floppies 1/4, etc. so
the order doesn't get mixed up.
Begin:
1. Boot with CD-ROM or Boot Floppies.
2. Choose "Set up Windows 2000 now" (not repair)
3. (When prompted)Insert Installation CD
4. Press Enter
5. Press F8 to agree with EULA(end user license agreement)
6. Press "R" for REPAIR.
7. Press Enter (Remove last floppy) to copy files from CD
8. Press Enter at prompt (this will take a few minutes)
9. Prompt for language (press Enter)
10.Enter CD Key number at prompt.
11.Setup, installs components (takes a few minutes)
12.Press Enter at "Finish" Prompt to reboot
Note: This will reset passwords and reset user passwords to "blank". You should set
the Administrator password, and one more administrator account for an alternate in
case the primary account fails. These should be strong passwords (10 or more
alphanumeric characters). This also rolls back you Service Packs and Hot Patches in
OS, and in Internet Explorer. Look in your Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel).
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How to Perform an In-Place Upgrade of Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=292175
What an In-Place Windows 2000 Upgrade Changes and What It Does Not Change
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=306952
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don
from jan 11. when I try to start win2000 sp4 allways receive message that I
have to insert original disc win2000 because some files are changed by some
other program. When I insert disk everything is OK.
does anyone knows what seems to be the problem.
My symantec antivirus is up to date and can't find any virus. I also tried
with stinger and it is all the same.
Thanks in advance
Aleks
