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Old July 17th, 2003, 12:44 AM
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Win XP Setup
I finished the DOS portion of the Win XP setup and I was rebooting for the second part and it gave me a blue screen which told me to reboot if it was my first time seeing it. It was indeed my first time seeing it and I rebooted. I saw it agaiinnn!!!! This cannot be good! My computer is currently doing a scan with Scandisk.. Ohhh man, if scandisk can'y fix it then am i screwed or what?!?!
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what is the message of the blue screen?
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I dont know the exact message but it says it didnt open windows so that hardware wouldnt be destroyed and then it tells me to reboot or run scandisk.
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u mean the blue "panic!" screen?... hehe

that used to happen a lot to the P2 i used 3 yrs ago, turned out to be an overheated cpu... anyway, that was before,...
now i encounter the blue screen you mentioned whenever i try to restore a restore point in xp. what i'll do is press F8 then start xp in safe mode, then undo the last restoration... i think its just a screwed up set of commands/configuration.

in your case, i'd just as well start from scratch and reformat
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