Wonderwill

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Yeah I admit it was really stupid, but i tried to change the system drive letter through regedit.exe using an online guide. Now, it boots up, and the logon screen is blank. I can't get into XP at all. I backed up needed files no no biggie there, but all my settings will go down the drain and I will have to reinstall all my programs from cds if i reinstall windows. I did, however, create a system restore point just before I tried to change the registry. Is there any way to access this with a diagnostic program on a boot disk, or my windows reinstallation disk? I just want to save LOTS of time.
 

Assman

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try loading "Last Known Good Configuration," which starts your computer using the registry information that was saved at the last shutdown.
 

Wonderwill

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try loading "Last Known Good Configuration," which starts your computer using the registry information that was saved at the last shutdown.

I know I tried but to no avail. This guide, however, worked seamlessly and only took about an hour. It got really annoying, but now I'm back on my computer! :D Thanks for trying to help!