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I installed SP1 onto a laptop and after about three quarters of an hour into
the process, the laptop switched itself off. I restarted and got a choice between Repair or Start Windows normally. I made the mistake of picking the second option. A huge series of files began to be opened, with the names of each flashing on the screen. Then it seemed to get stuck on a file in the registry. Or it may have been opening a long series of files with the same address becuase I couldn't see the end of the filenames. At this point I restarted and picked the F8 option. I chose the Repair option from a list of about 8 options (including Restore to anearlier point). This led once again to my original choice of Repair or restart normally. I now picked Repair. That was about three hours ago. The repair process still appears to be going ahead. Do I just have to be patient, or has the repair system stalled? Thanks for any suggestions. JH |
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John Harris wrote:
:: I installed SP1 onto a laptop and after about three quarters of an :: hour into the process, the laptop switched itself off. I restarted :: and got a choice between Repair or Start Windows normally. I made :: the mistake of picking the second option. A huge series of files :: began to be opened, with the names of each flashing on the screen. :: Then it seemed to get stuck on a file in the registry. Or it may :: have been opening a long series of files with the same address :: becuase I couldn't see the end of the filenames. :: :: At this point I restarted and picked the F8 option. I chose the :: Repair option from a list of about 8 options (including Restore to :: anearlier point). This led once again to my original choice of :: Repair or restart normally. I now picked Repair. That was about :: three hours ago. The repair process still appears to be going ahead. :: :: Do I just have to be patient, or has the repair system stalled? :: :: Thanks for any suggestions. :: :: JH Try the WU Newsgroup - Forums Home - http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...-US/categories Note all WU forums are the same regardless of Windows version so make sure you state your version of windows etc. -- TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2010 - Update Services http://taurarian.mvps.org ====================================== Disclaimer: The information has been posted "as is" with no warranties or guarantees and doesn't give any rights. |