and I could upgrade using the RARE but free vista nvidia edition


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INEEDHELPPLZ

See if doing a '*_System_Restore_*'
(http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/76...store-how.html) at
boot using a restore point dated before this problem may be able to fix
this for you. This will restore the registry back to the date of the
restore point.

INEEDHELPPLZ;1098365 Wrote:
Hmm i have idea if u cud help with it...I believe its a registry error I
can fix it I have a Back-up on my desktop its in Windows Back-up,
Registry Back-up, Registry Back-up if u can show me how to use cmd to
run the back-up i cud help by using the repair disk cmd

and I could upgrade using the RARE but free vista nvidia edition


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I tried all the things on a recovery CD, Start-up repair, System
restore,Full PC Restore,Memory Configuration Tool and cmd (i dont know
why cmd would help)


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INEEDHELPPLZ

If the registry backup is .reg file, then you might see if Method Three
in OPTION TWO of the tutorial below may help restore it.

'Registry - Backup and Restore - Windows 7 Forums'
(http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...p-restore.html)


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INEEDHELPPLZ wrote:


I tried all the things on a recovery CD, Start-up repair, System
restore,Full PC Restore,Memory Configuration Tool and cmd (i dont know
why cmd would help)

There is one more step you should try:

http://www.bloodyhell.com/node/20

"INEEDHELPPLZ" wrote in message
...

HI IM SOOO IN NEED OF HELP

I HAD JUST RECOVERD FROM A VISTA ERROR WITH NEW VISTA INSTALLED (my
uncle re-installed) AND HE LEFT AND I MESSED UP MY PC AGAIN ALL I HAVE
IS A VISTA REOVERY CD NO re-install POSSIBLE. I PUT IN WINDOWS 7 THEME
PLUS EXTRAS AND I RESTART AND SAYS "LoginUI.exe - Entry Point Not Found,
The procedure entry point GetPhysicallyInstalledSystemMemory could not
be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dll."

WHEN I GO THRU IT CLICK OK I GO TO pw SCREEN i put in pw AND THEN GET
IT AGAIN AND I GET BLACK SCREEN w/ MOUSE NOTHIN ELSE!!!! THERE HAS BEEN
CASES OF THIS ON THE INTERNET BUT NON SOLVED PLZ I DONT WANT TO MAKE A
FOOL OF MY SELF SAYIN I MESSED VISTA IN LESS THEN A DAY!!!! PLZ!!!

i have vista premium 32bit!!!! HELP!!!!!!


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INEEDHELPPLZ

..
Hitting your Caps Lock key to turn off the ALL CAPITAL
LETTERS often gets more people to read your messages
and respond to them.

I have my doubts that anything written to run under the
Windows 7 version of Windows is likely run properly
under earlier versions of Windows, such as Vista.

Sounds like you need to have your uncle make a full
set of backup disks for the Vista you have now, and at
least try to teach you how to restore from such a backup.

Robert Miles

Thats wierd the windows boot mananger took me in boot mode with a screen
like windows XP installation screen


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INEEDHELPPLZ

Did you originally have XP installed on your computer?

It sounds like you may have started a factory recovery from the
recovery partition, and if you had XP originally, then that is what it
is trying restoring to.

INEEDHELPPLZ;1099817 Wrote:
Thats wierd the windows boot mananger took me in boot mode with a screen
like windows XP installation screen


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I had vista 1st installed and currently have vista but the boot setup is
like XP for some reason


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INEEDHELPPLZ

It seems that you will need to call your unlce to help you reinstall
Vista since you do not have the installation disc.

I would recommend what Robert suggested above, and have your uncle make
you a recovery disc to use incase you need it again.


INEEDHELPPLZ;1100145 Wrote:
I had vista 1st installed and currently have vista but the boot setup is
like XP for some reason


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