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We have several Dell Precision 670 workstations that have gotten the
following error on boot up: "Windows could not start because the following
file is missing or corrupt: \WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM.ced" We are using
Windows 2000 Professional SP4.
This error appears randomly. A system can be working for a couple of weeks
before it appears. Then one day the user will be booting up and she will get
the error. After that the computer is unusable and we have to rebuild it.
What is causing this? How can we make it stop?
NOTE: Our registry size is not too large.
We got these computers for our power users because they urgently needed more
power, but instead of helping them they have gotten less unreliable
workstations. We need to fix this quickly.
following error on boot up: "Windows could not start because the following
file is missing or corrupt: \WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM.ced" We are using
Windows 2000 Professional SP4.
This error appears randomly. A system can be working for a couple of weeks
before it appears. Then one day the user will be booting up and she will get
the error. After that the computer is unusable and we have to rebuild it.
What is causing this? How can we make it stop?
NOTE: Our registry size is not too large.
We got these computers for our power users because they urgently needed more
power, but instead of helping them they have gotten less unreliable
workstations. We need to fix this quickly.