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Microsoft published a knowledgebase article on fixing this problem without doing a reinstall. I'll try and find the number if you check back in a few days time. You can't restore it properly because a corrupted restore point is created, or something like that.

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the post boot admin pw is (I think) different to the recovery console admin pw. he should try it. also, microsoft have a knowledge base article for people who can't boot beyond agp440.sys. I'll try and find the article number.

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common problem with xp - applications not starting correctly, then taking up 99% cpu usage. my experiences show it happens with iexplore.exe, help centre, some virus scanners, etc.. it's quite random, and microsoft have not yet released a fix for it. i'm told it's partially due to corrupt/damaged system files. …

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is it a case of it not being able to connect to the internet, or can it not load web pages?

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When trying to load Word, a command prompt dialog box pops up for a few seconds before disappearing. Nothing else happens. The same problem occurs with most other utilities - it won't even run something simple like a ping command. The OS is Windows XP Home (no SP installed), and …

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there's already a thread going talking about this problem. try some of the ideas in there, see if it fixes the problem. <a href="showthread.php?p=2045#post2045" target="_blank">svchost takes up to 99% of cpu </a>

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what file system are you using - NTFS or FAT 32? If you're using FAT 32, plug the HD into a Win 98 system - you'll be able to access the secure info. The other option is to use a Linnux system to do a similar thing. Not quite sure …

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