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The machine cannot get to desktop

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by truejiolah, 2005/04/13.

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  1. 2005/04/13
    truejiolah

    truejiolah Inactive Thread Starter

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    I messed up my file system. I tried to install Norton system works 2002. I enountered a "corrupt file" message and I continued the installion thinking it was not a big deal. But when I try to restart the computer, it boots and it shows up the icons. But then it shuts down itself and restart again and shuts down itself after loading windows 2X. I try to start with safe mode and it does. But I cannot uninstall Norton system works 2002. I rally don't know what happened. I just wanted to install NSW2002 and buy NSW2005 through liveupdate feature so I can get the upgrade price. But now I really messed up. The AV that I run before I install NSW 2002 is EZ armor. The machine can start with safe mode. I hope there is something I can do under safe mode to fix it.
    :mad: to myself
     
  2. 2005/04/15
    jaylach

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    Can't say for fact that this will work but may be worth a try.

    Boot to safe mode and try running norton. If it will run try doing a full system scan and see what happens.

    Again, in safe mode, you might try running norton, if it will, and turning off auto protect. This will shut down a lot of norton and may make it possible to boot to normal windows so you can un-install and retry.
     

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