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Unable to access My Computer

Discussion in 'Storage and Networking' started by nsnrx8, Feb 8, 2005.

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  1. nsnrx8 Newcomer, in training

    I have windows xp and when i clicked on my computer an error message poped up saying this....

    the instruction at "0x01ced065" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "written".

    Please help me i have alot of important business files in my c: drive which i cannot access. I will greatly appreciate your help and support!!!!
  2. Samstoned TechSpot Paladin

    On boot try hitting the f8 KEY
    this gets you into safe mode or choice of boot up options mode in W2K no sure bout XP should be the same.
    try the option boot in last known good configuration
  3. nsnrx8 Newcomer, in training

    After i do this will it work properly. I have windows xp so does it still work. Please help me fix this issue

    i tried his and it didn't work. please i need your help im begging you.
  4. Samstoned TechSpot Paladin

    no it may not work
    this is just to see if you can turn back the system config to a workable one
    it does not always work
    if you still can't get in with this method try the safe mode
    if you are running photoshop programs see if you can disable them temp.
    last resort is repair with the install disc
    I use W2K so procedure may be diff.
    I ignore the first commands to repair and act like its a new install it will find the OS and prompt again to repair here is where I set it to repair
    most cases it works long enough to find where the problem is
  5. X-Humed Newcomer, in training

    If the data on there is critical, i would take the drive out of the machine, and put it into another as a slave and try and get the data off first before you start messing around with trying to repair and whatnot.... and remember, after it's all sorted and the dust has settled (one way or another), regular backups are your bestest friend ever.

    ever ever.
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