Hello,
For future reference however here is the 64-bit newsgroup:
Newsgroup: microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<Thanks. The machine needed a complete reinstall. Apparently
<a repair didn't do the job. However my data first was backed up
<by connecting the hard drive to another machine.
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<I think the problem was that I tried installing a 32-bit software
<that corrupted my 64 bit Windows.
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<Oh well...
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<> > Hi there,
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<> > I can't find the 64-bit discussion group? Anyways I've been runing
<> > XP 64-bit for months now and no problem. Now after a restart
<> > I don't get the login screen? The post and Windows spash screen
<> > show as normal. It just stays at the light blue screen with a small
<> > XP logo in the center right.
<> >
<> > I try ctrl-alt-del twice to get the Admin login but nothing. Help!
<> > Thanks in advance
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<> I'd first run a RAM test...
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<> then...
<> boot from the cd and from the repair console try chkdsk /r
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<> if that does not work...you may need to peform a reapir installation...
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