- Dec 31, 2007
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A client of mine dropped her laptop, and damaged her hard drive. (It wouldn't boot at all) I ran HDD Regenerator on it and it found (and recovered) 249 errors.
Now it will boot into Safe Mode, but it won't boot into Safe Mode w/ Networking. Nor will it boot into Windows.
I've turned off all non-Microsoft services, and other startup items.
One of the problems I've corrected is that LogonUI.exe was corrupted, so I replaced it.
When it tries to boot, it gets to the logon screen, and flashes between the "Windows blue" wallpaper and a black screen several times, then finally pops up an error message:
LogonUI.exe – Application Error
The instruction at 0xfb28c8c4 referenced memory at 0xfb286080. The memory could not be written.
Click on OK to terminate the program.
Again, I replaces LogonUI.exe already. I've also swapped memory.
Thoughts, before I go with the Nuclear Option and reload from scratch?
Now it will boot into Safe Mode, but it won't boot into Safe Mode w/ Networking. Nor will it boot into Windows.
I've turned off all non-Microsoft services, and other startup items.
One of the problems I've corrected is that LogonUI.exe was corrupted, so I replaced it.
When it tries to boot, it gets to the logon screen, and flashes between the "Windows blue" wallpaper and a black screen several times, then finally pops up an error message:
LogonUI.exe – Application Error
The instruction at 0xfb28c8c4 referenced memory at 0xfb286080. The memory could not be written.
Click on OK to terminate the program.
Again, I replaces LogonUI.exe already. I've also swapped memory.
Thoughts, before I go with the Nuclear Option and reload from scratch?
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