From: pcampo on
I updated my Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and once completed it said to
restart my computer. I did the restart and now it won't let me go pass the
black f8 screen. It just keeps looping back to it. I tried all options (start
windows normally-safe mode-last known working config., safemode w/command
etc.) to restart windows and it don't work. I then tried to do a system
recovery and it says error2:c:\mining\system32\restore.log.missing. Then I
tried with the recovery disk and it said corrupt or missing please reinstall
\system32\ntoskrnl.exe. I know nothing about fixing computers and have no
clue why this happened. Please help???

From: Leonard Grey on
Now you know why we say, again and again, that registry cleaners are
unnecessary and dangerous.

You are also discovering why we say, again and again, how important it
is to backup.

Two lessons learned the hard way. Do yourself a favor: Learn from your
mistakes.

Since you admit to knowing nothing about fixing computers, your wisest
course of action is to show your computer to a professional. Don't try
to fix it on your own.
---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

pcampo wrote:
> I updated my Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and once completed it said to
> restart my computer. I did the restart and now it won't let me go pass the
> black f8 screen. It just keeps looping back to it. I tried all options (start
> windows normally-safe mode-last known working config., safemode w/command
> etc.) to restart windows and it don't work. I then tried to do a system
> recovery and it says error2:c:\mining\system32\restore.log.missing. Then I
> tried with the recovery disk and it said corrupt or missing please reinstall
> \system32\ntoskrnl.exe. I know nothing about fixing computers and have no
> clue why this happened. Please help???
>
From: Questor on
It happened because you used a registry cleaner. They are ALL nothing
but smoke and mirrors. As you so painfully found out, they will
eventually create havoc in your registry.

I know this doesn't help you but I'm not sure anyone can help you
because of what your "cleaner" did to your system. You might try the
command line recovery console.

Questor

--->
> I updated my Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and once completed it said to
> restart my computer. I did the restart and now it won't let me go pass the
> black f8 screen. It just keeps looping back to it. I tried all options (start
> windows normally-safe mode-last known working config., safemode w/command
> etc.) to restart windows and it don't work. I then tried to do a system
> recovery and it says error2:c:\mining\system32\restore.log.missing. Then I
> tried with the recovery disk and it said corrupt or missing please reinstall
> \system32\ntoskrnl.exe. I know nothing about fixing computers and have no
> clue why this happened. Please help???
>

From: Questor on
"Missed it by that much!" Maxwell Smart

;<)

Q

--->
> Now you know why we say, again and again, that registry cleaners are
> unnecessary and dangerous.
>
> You are also discovering why we say, again and again, how important it
> is to backup.
>
> Two lessons learned the hard way. Do yourself a favor: Learn from your
> mistakes.
>
> Since you admit to knowing nothing about fixing computers, your wisest
> course of action is to show your computer to a professional. Don't try
> to fix it on your own.
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> pcampo wrote:
>> I updated my Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and once completed it said
>> to restart my computer. I did the restart and now it won't let me go
>> pass the black f8 screen. It just keeps looping back to it. I tried
>> all options (start windows normally-safe mode-last known working
>> config., safemode w/command etc.) to restart windows and it don't
>> work. I then tried to do a system recovery and it says
>> error2:c:\mining\system32\restore.log.missing. Then I tried with the
>> recovery disk and it said corrupt or missing please reinstall
>> \system32\ntoskrnl.exe. I know nothing about fixing computers and have
>> no clue why this happened. Please help???
>>

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