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Reece · 12-17-08, 05:43 PM

You maybe in the poo,

sorry to say donut, What I would do is invest in a larger second HDD, they are very cheap nowdays, then purchase Ghost, I got an old 2003 version on ebay for $12 and works a treat, backs up your whole drive C in one hit, if a bad virus hits or I have done something to destroy the register etc I just re-ghost to a former image (I ghost around once a month), ghost runs then reboots to the former image, done!! It certainly looks like a rebuild at this point, I would backup all your files then do a rebuild, unless someone else here can help,

all the best!

12-17-08, 05:43 PM	#6
Reece CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Down Under Posts: 34,734 Downloads: 171 Uploads: 0	You maybe in the poo, sorry to say donut, What I would do is invest in a larger second HDD, they are very cheap nowdays, then purchase Ghost, I got an old 2003 version on ebay for $12 and works a treat, backs up your whole drive C in one hit, if a bad virus hits or I have done something to destroy the register etc I just re-ghost to a former image (I ghost around once a month), ghost runs then reboots to the former image, done!! It certainly looks like a rebuild at this point, I would backup all your files then do a rebuild, unless someone else here can help, all the best! __________________ *Sub captains go down with their ship!*