This indicates you have a corrupted registry - it could indicate the Registry received an I/O error while attempting to read one of its files as a result of a hardware problem or file system corruption.
If you can't restore to the last known good configuration or have a back up of your registry, then I'm afraid your looking at re-installing windows.....
- Pop the CD in the CD player, reboot the PC and enter your BIOS
- Find the "Boot sequence" or "Boot Options" area.. put CD-ROM 'head' of Hard Drive.. Doesn't really matter where the other ones are for right now.
- Make the change, save/boot
- When the WinXP installer comes up, just run a detect and repair
- If you have to re-install, that won't even be so bad as it should maintain most settings, and surely all software.
Non-Goo'gle..
- Zhoul
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