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C_C_C, when you see this message: Press F6 if you have to install a third-party SCSI or RAID driver. during XP setup, press F7.

Sorry that I never got back to you sooner on this, but these features (F6 or F7) did nothing. Even tried UBCD and was unable to successfully install Windows XP with it....? Exhausted many suggestions, with no success. We think it is the motherboard which was replaced prior to all of this. the RAM (512MB) tested all right. Tried to install different versions of Windows, Vista, XP Home, and even '98.

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Originally posted by Stigmata
just input the setup disk and choose to repair..


no formatting/deleting files..

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I accidentally changed the PSAPI.dll file name ins Systems32 to PSAPIold.dll (don't ask please)

i am getting the message, i have tryed last known good config but doesn't work, will the repair work?

If you boot of the Windows XP installation cd and choose 'R' for repair.

When the Recovery Console loads press 1 (for the corresponding operating system). Then press Enter

Then type cd system32 and press enter
Then type ren psapiold.dll psapi.dll and press enter

Then type exit and press enter

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Originally posted by matty
If you boot of the Windows XP installation cd and choose 'R' for repair.

When the Recovery Console loads press 1 (for the corresponding operating system). Then press Enter

Then type cd system32 and press enter
Then type ren psapiold.dll psapi.dll and press enter

Then type exit and press enter

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I figured it out before i read this but many thanks anyways! i was trying to Google on how to do the rename thing  and i found out at the end! i have never been this please to see my computer turn on! lol

by the way the psapi.dll is not in my systems32 folder no more, its just in windows?

shall i copy it in there or leave it how it is?

the whole reason i got into this mess is becaues my windows messenger is reporting an error out of it! i tryed repairing it but that didnt work then i read somewhere to change the psapi file to psapiold and it will work after reboot! arrh

"the procedure entry point GetProcessImageFileNameW could not be located in the dynamic link library PSAPI.DLL.

thats the error i get... the psapi.dll file is also located in these folders:

BT Broadband Dektop Help\Smartbridge
Motive\Common
BT Broadband Dektop Help\de\classic\bin
BT Broadband Dektop Help\de\jsharp\bin

I'm Experiencing this problem. I was advised to reinstall the operating system but i could not do it because i was receing a (pfn-list-corrupt) messege just on the initial installation. I changed the memory stick and this seems to have solved the problem. I'm confused of what could be the real problem.

i had BSOD

stop: c000021a

blabla session manager initialization 0xc000026c {0x000 000 00 0x 000 000 00}


solution is replace corrupted file


WINDOWS\system32\win32k.sys

I am getting error after being informed via Symantec Anti-Virus that I had a Trojan and must reboot to complete removal. I was able to recover one time to the last known configuration. But now the laptop is dead and will need to be rebuilt.

I have this same problem and I was hoping someone can help me. The status is 0xc06d007e. I tried to repair but it wouldn't let me without trying to scan the drive for errors. However, the drive was scanned and reported no errors.

I'm at a loss people....

Please help! All of my Master's degree stuff is on here...

5hundo:

did the message look like this (but with different writing)?



if not, you have a different problem.

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Originally posted by ShawnZ
5hundo:

did the message look like this (but with different writing)?

if not, you have a different problem.

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No, it just said:

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STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error}
The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc06d007e (0x00000000 0x00000000).
The system has been shut down.

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