Have you tried Safe Mode? Keep tapping F8 during boot until you see the
boot menu - then choose Safe Mode. If you can boot to Safe Mode maybe
all is not lost. You can run a checkdisk, or System File Checker from
safe mode, or check Device Manager for any problem hardware.
The Admin password is blank by default. Unless you've created an admin
password in windows, you should just be able to press Enter and keep
going to the Recovery Console.
Good luck,
Donk
pekoe4849 wrote:
> Well, shucky darn! I recently organized everything by deleting old
> files and getting folders in order and such, just so I could save
> everything on CD for backup purposes,.....but, somehow didn't quite
> get to that last step--the CD saving part. :(
>
> I used to keep all my data on a separate hard drive from the operating
> system, just in case of times like this when I would have to reinstall
> Windows. "Used" to is the operative word here. Darn it! I wish I'd
> done that this time because I don't want to lose the data that's going
> to be lost if I have to reinstall Windows. :(
>
> Thanks tho,
> Diane
>
>
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