Sabin

So before i get started explaining myself i am gonna give everyone a warning that when it comes to computers i am pretty ignorant so please bear with me

Problem #1

So anyway as soon as i get passed the windows loading screen my computer goes to this Blue screen of death . Here is the error message;

Stop:c0000135
{Unable to locate component}
This application has failed to start because Basewbvrf32 was not found.Reinstalling this application may fix this problem.

I have no idea what this Basewbvrf32 and apparently Google doesn't either.(http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search)

Problem #2

So then im like whatever im just going to reformat and start fresh So i put in my windows xp disc > boot from disc >setup windows xp > licensing agreement > Then i get to the list of partitions and here is what i get;

http://img98.imageshack.us/my.php?im...rtitiontk9.jpg

(Yeah i made the whole bottom part with paint at work )

So yeah if you have any idea whats going on here,feel free to help me


Edit: I cannot go into safe mode due to problem one

Sabin

to the top!

Sabin

to the top!

bvnseven

Whatever you do, don't go buying Vista to solve it. Vista is a POS. I would get a startup disk and fdisk or diskpartn that drive senseless, then start all over. I would then add one program at a time and make sure everything works, step by step.

wiseleo

Sabin,

You posted at 3am at night US time...

You should be able to get into safe mode, but I am going to bet you have no backup either. Because of that, I suggest you get a backup first and I'll tell you how to do it.

You have what appears to be a Windows problem, but it's more likely to be a hard disk problem. So far, it is fairly mild. If you follow my process, you should be able to get your data off the disk.

Do not run CHKDSK until you have a complete backup of the drive.

After you have a sector-level backup, you should be able to get into "Last Known Good Configuration" by hitting F8 a few times before you see the "Windows XP" pretty black screen. You have access to safe mode from the same screen.

Sabin

You posted at 3am at night US time...[/quote]

i work at night

[/quote]Because of that, I suggest you get a backup first and I'll tell you how to do it[/quote]

Alright im going to get one then

Deleted090308

Blue Screen STOP Message C0000135 Appears at Startup

wiseleo

Here is a Windows 2003/XP version of what's happening - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937481/en-us
And here is what you'd eventually have to go through if safe mode is not accessible - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545/en-us

However, the root cause is likely that the OS can't load a particular file. The likely reason, if you didn't install/uninstall any hardware, is drive corruption. Cloning and restarting with a healthy drive may simply fix the problem and render further troubleshooting irrelevant.

If it does not, then you'd have a sector level backup and we'd safely run some tools that change the data on the disk.

Sabin

Thats all windows NT..is the instructions on there equivilant to XP?

Deleted090308

No, I was in a hurry and didn't look close enough. Sorry.
Have a look at the links posted by wiseleo.

Or repair the XP installation.

How to Perform a Windows XP Repair Install.

Sabin

Everything in that link i cant even do because of either Problem Number 1 or i cant even boot into safe mode

Sabin

Kinda stuck on Step number 4 and Step Number 5 in your second link..

4. When you are prompted to do so, type the Administrator password. If the administrator password is blank, just press ENTER.

It never asks me to type a password and i dont know where to type one in.. and when i get to step number 5

5. At the Recovery Console command prompt, type the following lines, pressing ENTER after you type each line:
md tmp
copy c:\windows\system32\config\system c:\windows\tmp\system.bak
copy c:\windows\system32\config\software c:\windows\tmp\software.bak
copy c:\windows\system32\config\sam c:\windows\tmp\sam.bak
copy c:\windows\system32\config\security c:\windows\tmp\security.bak
copy c:\windows\system32\config\default c:\windows\tmp\default.bak

I type in "md tmp" and it says access denied..

Sabin

Ugh this is so ridiculous im seriosly thinking about installing vista or just getting a new computer.

If i can just fix Problem Number 1 i wouldnt even have to fix Problem Number 2 right?

Btw if your gonna post links please state what its for Problem Number 1 or 2.

Sabin

Wiseleo,where did your post go?

Deleted090308

Wiseleo is no longer a member of TSF.

What kind of XP disc do you have? Is it a recovery CD/DVD or a retail disc?
If it's a retail CD - boot the computer with the CD, follow the instructions (choose to repair).

How to: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...ps/doug92.mspx

Sabin

Take a look at Problem Number 2 check out the imageshack link,the picture illustrates what happens when i try to do a Repair Installation.

And i have a Retail disc.

I have:

Operating System:Reinstallation CD
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Service pack 1a

And

Operating System:Reinstallation CD
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Service pack 2

Deleted090308

Well, that can't be right since you get a BSOD when you try to start XP.
Is the HDD a SATA? If so, you have to load a SATA driver (from a floppy) at the start of XP setup.
On some motherboards you can set BIOS to run SATA drives in IDE mode. That way you don't have to load a SATA driver.

Sabin

Well,eneles i went and tried to do a Repair Installation for the 10th time and it FINALLY worked..i dont know what i did different or what i did but whatever its finally working,thank you eneles for making trying it one more time :),windows is currently installing and i cant wait to start over =)

Deleted090308

Good news.
Keep us updated.