Repair install leaves system crashing

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I did a recent repair install on my Satellite 3005-S307 in which it gave me
an error message on finding some file called kbfiltr.sys.

I had a system which was crashing on execution of any second command (IE I
could go into Notepad but as soon as I tried to type anything or I could go
into Photoshop but as soon aas I treid to highlight any file it would crash)

It has left a system which let me use the keyboard while it was repairing to
enter the key and the enter button but during install reboot crashed on
entering the administrator password!! I suspect that they system was
actually crashed at that stage as I dont think the cursor would move when I
touched the touchpad

Anyway on reboot it still gives an error message on a file called
DRI_KBFiltr which it says it cannot find. And when I reboot it STILL crashed
as soon as I try to use the keyboard. (all I was doing was to try to delete
the half to a whole gig swap file on a fullish C drive and put it solely on
the D drive, where there seems to have been one anyway). Norton Speedisk was
running in the background and it still is, (only the mouse dursor is crashed
as far as I can see)

 

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Many thanks Ralph, sorry for posting in wrong newsgroup but nobody knew in
the xp newsgroup and I did actually forget to mention that I am using XP Pro


"Steven Burn" <somewhere@in-time.invalid> wrote in message
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> Ralph Farmer [MSFT}
> Look at the following articles:
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=812582
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=318031
> These should help, even though they are windows xp related.
> Ralph [MSFT]
>
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> "news.microsoft.com" <fountainpen@amexol.net> wrote in message
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> | I did a recent repair install on my Satellite 3005-S307 in which it gave
me
> | an error message on finding some file called kbfiltr.sys.
> |
> | I had a system which was crashing on execution of any second command
(IE I
> | could go into Notepad but as soon as I tried to type anything or I could
go
> | into Photoshop but as soon aas I treid to highlight any file it would
crash)
> |
> | It has left a system which let me use the keyboard while it was
repairing to
> | enter the key and the enter button but during install reboot crashed on
> | entering the administrator password!! I suspect that they system was
> | actually crashed at that stage as I dont think the cursor would move
when I
> | touched the touchpad
> |
> | Anyway on reboot it still gives an error message on a file called
> | DRI_KBFiltr which it says it cannot find. And when I reboot it STILL
crashed
> | as soon as I try to use the keyboard. (all I was doing was to try to
delete
> | the half to a whole gig swap file on a fullish C drive and put it solely
on
> | the D drive, where there seems to have been one anyway). Norton Speedisk
was
> | running in the background and it still is, (only the mouse dursor is
crashed
> | as far as I can see)
> |
> |
>