My XPpro won't boot completely or run any programs
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From: RachelAdler on 2 Feb 2010 00:21 On booting my computer this morning (yes, 10 hours ago) I began receiving bcmwltry.exe errors that the application failed to initialize (0xc0000006) etc. The option is to close the application by selecting yes. About 10 seconds later the error message would pop up again. My computer will not finish booting up. The background is visible but I have no start menu or bar, also nothing on my desktop. I did a google search for this error and found some suggestions. All of them said to run msconfig and uncheck bcmwltry from the menu. They also advised to delete the bcmwltry.exe file in the WINDOWS/System 32 file. Additionally they say that the process that is running will cause your computer to boot slowly, so I've tried to be patient between fixes. Since I have no start menu I hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE selected File, Run and tried to run msconfig. It wouldn't run. I tried File, Run and then clicked on browse to try the other half of the fix. I found bcmwltry.exe in WINDOWS/System 32 and deleted it. This stopped the constant pop-up of the error message concerning bcmwltry.exe but my computer still won't boot. It is running extremely slowly. Now when I try to run msconfig I get a new error message: msconfig.exe -application failed to initialize (0xc0000006). HELP! I can't get my computer to boot, now I have no MSCONFIG. I don't know what to do! Thanks!
From: db on 2 Feb 2010 09:41 have you tried to boot into safe mode? -- db·´¯`·...¸><)))º> DatabaseBen, Retired Professional - Systems Analyst - Database Developer - Accountancy - Veteran of the Armed Forces - @Hotmail.com - nntp Postologist ~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BAB2C508-B76E-4DD0-BBA1-AD5F45232093(a)microsoft.com... > On booting my computer this morning (yes, 10 hours ago) I began receiving > bcmwltry.exe errors that the application failed to initialize (0xc0000006) > etc. The option is to close the application by selecting yes. About 10 > seconds later the error message would pop up again. My computer will not > finish booting up. The background is visible but I have no start menu or > bar, also nothing on my desktop. > > I did a google search for this error and found some suggestions. All of > them said to run msconfig and uncheck bcmwltry from the menu. They also > advised to delete the bcmwltry.exe file in the WINDOWS/System 32 file. > Additionally they say that the process that is running will cause your > computer to boot slowly, so I've tried to be patient between fixes. > > Since I have no start menu I hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE selected File, Run and > tried to run msconfig. It wouldn't run. I tried File, Run and then > clicked > on browse to try the other half of the fix. I found bcmwltry.exe in > WINDOWS/System 32 and deleted it. This stopped the constant pop-up of the > error message concerning bcmwltry.exe but my computer still won't boot. > It > is running extremely slowly. Now when I try to run msconfig I get a new > error message: msconfig.exe -application failed to initialize > (0xc0000006). > > HELP! I can't get my computer to boot, now I have no MSCONFIG. I don't > know what to do! Thanks! >
From: RachelAdler on 2 Feb 2010 11:48 Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried to boot in safe mode and got the bsod. AH! This is the error: STOP:c0000221 {Bad Image Checksum} The image oleaut32.dll is possibly corrupt. The header checksum does not match the computed checksum. Any thoughts? "db" wrote: > have you tried to boot into > safe mode? > > -- > db·´¯`·...¸><)))º> > DatabaseBen, Retired Professional > - Systems Analyst > - Database Developer > - Accountancy > - Veteran of the Armed Forces > - @Hotmail.com > - nntp Postologist > ~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > > > "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:BAB2C508-B76E-4DD0-BBA1-AD5F45232093(a)microsoft.com... > > On booting my computer this morning (yes, 10 hours ago) I began receiving > > bcmwltry.exe errors that the application failed to initialize (0xc0000006) > > etc. The option is to close the application by selecting yes. About 10 > > seconds later the error message would pop up again. My computer will not > > finish booting up. The background is visible but I have no start menu or > > bar, also nothing on my desktop. > > > > I did a google search for this error and found some suggestions. All of > > them said to run msconfig and uncheck bcmwltry from the menu. They also > > advised to delete the bcmwltry.exe file in the WINDOWS/System 32 file. > > Additionally they say that the process that is running will cause your > > computer to boot slowly, so I've tried to be patient between fixes. > > > > Since I have no start menu I hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE selected File, Run and > > tried to run msconfig. It wouldn't run. I tried File, Run and then > > clicked > > on browse to try the other half of the fix. I found bcmwltry.exe in > > WINDOWS/System 32 and deleted it. This stopped the constant pop-up of the > > error message concerning bcmwltry.exe but my computer still won't boot. > > It > > is running extremely slowly. Now when I try to run msconfig I get a new > > error message: msconfig.exe -application failed to initialize > > (0xc0000006). > > > > HELP! I can't get my computer to boot, now I have no MSCONFIG. I don't > > know what to do! Thanks! > > > . >
From: Anna on 2 Feb 2010 17:49 > >> "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:BAB2C508-B76E-4DD0-BBA1-AD5F45232093(a)microsoft.com... >> > On booting my computer this morning (yes, 10 hours ago) I began >> > receiving >> > bcmwltry.exe errors that the application failed to initialize >> > (0xc0000006) >> > etc. The option is to close the application by selecting yes. About >> > 10 >> > seconds later the error message would pop up again. My computer will >> > not >> > finish booting up. The background is visible but I have no start menu >> > or >> > bar, also nothing on my desktop. >> > >> > I did a google search for this error and found some suggestions. All >> > of >> > them said to run msconfig and uncheck bcmwltry from the menu. They >> > also >> > advised to delete the bcmwltry.exe file in the WINDOWS/System 32 file. >> > Additionally they say that the process that is running will cause your >> > computer to boot slowly, so I've tried to be patient between fixes. >> > >> > Since I have no start menu I hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE selected File, Run and >> > tried to run msconfig. It wouldn't run. I tried File, Run and then >> > clicked >> > on browse to try the other half of the fix. I found bcmwltry.exe in >> > WINDOWS/System 32 and deleted it. This stopped the constant pop-up of >> > the >> > error message concerning bcmwltry.exe but my computer still won't boot. >> > It >> > is running extremely slowly. Now when I try to run msconfig I get a >> > new >> > error message: msconfig.exe -application failed to initialize >> > (0xc0000006). >> > >> > HELP! I can't get my computer to boot, now I have no MSCONFIG. I >> > don't >> > know what to do! Thanks! > "db" wrote: > >> have you tried to boot into >> safe mode? >> >> -- >> db���`�...�><)))�> >> DatabaseBen, Retired Professional "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BFD986B2-A25F-422B-A2A2-44DBB0DC5D93(a)microsoft.com... > Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried to boot in safe mode and got the > bsod. AH! This is the error: > > STOP:c0000221 {Bad Image Checksum} The image oleaut32.dll is possibly > corrupt. The header checksum does not match the computed checksum. > Any thoughts? Rachel: When posing problems along the kind you've run into it's always a good idea to provide a bit of background info re the kind of system you're using; to wit... 1. Is this a desktop or laptop computer? 2. Is it an OEM machine, e.g., a Dell, or Gateway, or Toshiba, or HP etc., etc.? If so, what's the make & model number of the machine? 3. Do you have an XP operating system (OS) installation CD that's either a retail version or a non-branded OEM version? Or if it's an OEM machine, just the recovery or restoration CD(s)? 4. Do you have any clue whatsoever what might have caused the problem you're experiencing? Did it follow some significant change you made in some program or perhaps a configuration change in your XP OS? Or, as it appears, the problem developed "out-of-the-blue"? 5. I suppose it's safe to assume you do not have a comprehensive backup of the affected system, right? Anna
From: RachelAdler on 2 Feb 2010 20:44 1. Laptop 2. Dell Latitude 610 3. I have a non-branded reinstallation cd but not a recovery or restore cd. (I was thankfully stopped at the last minute from running a reinstall and deleting everything). 4. No significant changes. I have retrived diagnostic errors having to do with my harddrive. But I believe the two issues were initially unrelated? 5. I have a backup that is a month or so old. I really would like to do some data recovery on this machine if possible before it gets deleted. At this point I've resigned myself that it's time to upgrade. I'm just hoping to get my computer to a point where I can retrieve "my documents" and some other items with out having to pay someone to do it. Unless you think I might be able to salvage? "Anna" wrote: > > > >> "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:BAB2C508-B76E-4DD0-BBA1-AD5F45232093(a)microsoft.com... > >> > On booting my computer this morning (yes, 10 hours ago) I began > >> > receiving > >> > bcmwltry.exe errors that the application failed to initialize > >> > (0xc0000006) > >> > etc. The option is to close the application by selecting yes. About > >> > 10 > >> > seconds later the error message would pop up again. My computer will > >> > not > >> > finish booting up. The background is visible but I have no start menu > >> > or > >> > bar, also nothing on my desktop. > >> > > >> > I did a google search for this error and found some suggestions. All > >> > of > >> > them said to run msconfig and uncheck bcmwltry from the menu. They > >> > also > >> > advised to delete the bcmwltry.exe file in the WINDOWS/System 32 file. > >> > Additionally they say that the process that is running will cause your > >> > computer to boot slowly, so I've tried to be patient between fixes. > >> > > >> > Since I have no start menu I hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE selected File, Run and > >> > tried to run msconfig. It wouldn't run. I tried File, Run and then > >> > clicked > >> > on browse to try the other half of the fix. I found bcmwltry.exe in > >> > WINDOWS/System 32 and deleted it. This stopped the constant pop-up of > >> > the > >> > error message concerning bcmwltry.exe but my computer still won't boot. > >> > It > >> > is running extremely slowly. Now when I try to run msconfig I get a > >> > new > >> > error message: msconfig.exe -application failed to initialize > >> > (0xc0000006). > >> > > >> > HELP! I can't get my computer to boot, now I have no MSCONFIG. I > >> > don't > >> > know what to do! Thanks! > > > > "db" wrote: > > > >> have you tried to boot into > >> safe mode? > >> > >> -- > >> db·´¯`·...¸><)))º> > >> DatabaseBen, Retired Professional > > > "RachelAdler" <RachelAdler(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:BFD986B2-A25F-422B-A2A2-44DBB0DC5D93(a)microsoft.com... > > Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried to boot in safe mode and got the > > bsod. AH! This is the error: > > > > STOP:c0000221 {Bad Image Checksum} The image oleaut32.dll is possibly > > corrupt. The header checksum does not match the computed checksum. > > Any thoughts? > > > Rachel: > When posing problems along the kind you've run into it's always a good idea > to provide a bit of background info re the kind of system you're using; to > wit... > 1. Is this a desktop or laptop computer? > 2. Is it an OEM machine, e.g., a Dell, or Gateway, or Toshiba, or HP etc., > etc.? If so, what's the make & model number of the machine? > 3. Do you have an XP operating system (OS) installation CD that's either a > retail version or a non-branded OEM version? Or if it's an OEM machine, just > the recovery or restoration CD(s)? > 4. Do you have any clue whatsoever what might have caused the problem you're > experiencing? Did it follow some significant change you made in some program > or perhaps a configuration change in your XP OS? Or, as it appears, the > problem developed "out-of-the-blue"? > 5. I suppose it's safe to assume you do not have a comprehensive backup of > the affected system, right? > Anna > > > . >
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