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OK [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img] No one seems willingly enough to help me out here, so I tried myself. I found out that I probably have a registry fault of somekind. What my computer does, in detail, is:
- It starts up normally up to the normal Windows XP Professional loading screen (with the logo and the moving blue blocks in the screen).
- Then it suddenly goes to a lightblue screen where it says that 'a consistency check is needed on one of the partitions of my hard disk' Then it runs chkdsk to correct the problem, but it never fixes it because it keeps coming back.
I looked this up on the Microsoft website, and found out it was an acknowlidged bug on the Windows NT 4.0 system (what the hell is that?!). I don't know how to fix it though, and am certainly not gonna mess up with the registry (where the fault supposedly is) without any good advice from someone who knows something about the whole thing.
HOPE THIS WILL HELP!! NOW PLEAAAASE (pretty please?) HELP ME! [img]graemlins/scream.gif[/img]
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