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I like the new website, it looks very good

every have a safe & Happy Easter

Thanks again for all the birthday wishes well.....firing up my VM back to work no rest for the wicked I thought about Elmer as an avatar, but decided Gizmo in his Rambo getup was more intimidating no, no bandaids for me but the bad guys might need a few when were done pounding em into the dirt

Have a great Birthday Katana

Thanks guys can't take the day off though I got malware for presents where's those rascally wabbits

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coins,rocks,shell casings,matchbox cars

That's cool, nice to see Haider

yea I have three adults and three kittens

Kids too curious for there own good sorry took these pics from a cell phone and they are a bit blurry

true it can be manipulated ( in theory ) but there are more users using it the right way than there are users manipulating the ratings, I started to install M86 Security's plugin but with the work I do it might get in the way, I already have to disable spywareblaster, secure DNS my host file, and a couple other things when I'm out on the prowl for samples

if the cables on the hardrive come loose it can cause it as well. carefully open the casing and check that the cables didn't come loose from the harddrive and motherboard

I hate this holiday

I'd hate to see you go , your a great asset to the forum take care and keep in touch

congratulations to you all

have a great birthday sir

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take care Code Hunter

Hello Leo, please excuse my absence as I have been unavailable due to personal family matters, do you still need assistance. If they isn't any important data that you must have recovered I think a clean install of the operating system is probably the best and easiest course of action, or you can try the repair install which will reinstall the Operating System while keeping your personal files and settings intact. if you still need further assistance please let us know what you decide to do. Thanks

have you tried to run chkdsk again after that?,is it still in a restarting loop, can you boot from the disc ok? which edition of Vista is this Do you have any recent backups to run Windows Complete PC Restore if you do try this option from the disk recovery menu How to Restore the Complete Computer from a Complete Backup and Restore Image in Vista or boot from the disk and try chkdsk /F C To Run chkdsk in a Command Prompt at Boot A.) Place the Vista installation DVD into the DVD drive and restart the computer. B.) Boot from the DVD into the System Recovery Options screen. C.) Select Command prompt. 4. In the command prompt, type chkdsk C: /f /r NOTE: If you want check disk to scan a drive other than the C: drive, then substitute the drive letter C: after chkdsk to the drive letter that you want. EX: chkdsk E: 5. Let it run its course do not disturb it 6. when it finishes Close the command prompt. Restart the computer &remove the disk hopefully it will boot right up if you still receiving Blue Screen Errors note any files & error codes it mentions,we can try to replace any corrupt files from your installation disk let me know the results an option we could try if all else fails is a Repair Install, it is a risky operation below are the details for you to review You will not be able to do a upgrade install in Safe Mode. You must have Retail Full or Upgrade Vista installation DVD to do this. Some people have had problems with a Full version letting them do a upgrade install though. A OEM (retail version) Vista installation DVD that you buy at a store and does not come with the computer are usually the same as a regular retail (full or upgrade) Vista installation DVD, but have a OEM license (product key number) instead of a retail license (product key number). If you have a OEM Recovery Vista installation DVD that came preinstalled with your OEM brand computer instead, then it will most likely only be a clone of the hard drive with Vista allowing you to only do a clean install with it instead. These OEM computers often have a Recovery D:\ partition that does the same thing as the OEM Recovery Vista installation DVD. If you have a Anytime Upgrade Vista installation DVD, then you will not be able to do this. The Vista installation DVD that you use to do the repair (upgrade) install must be the same or newer version of Vista with the Windows Updates and SP level than what you currently have installed. If the DVD is a older version, then you cannot do a repair (upgrade) install with it. IF YOU HAVE THE VISTA SP1 INSTALLED: This will not work if you have SP1 installed unless your Vista installation DVD includes the SP1, or you create a Vista SP1 slipstream installation DVD (See below). When the SP1 is installed, it will give Vista a newer version number than what is on the original Vista installation DVD. You can only do a Upgrade install if the currently installed Vista is the same or older version than what is on the Vista installation DVD. To create a Vista SP1 slipstream installation DVD to use to do a Repair (upgrade) install, see: How to Create a Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD. Note that this does not always work to use for a Repair install. Another option is to uninstall the Vista SP1, then run the Repair install and install the SP1 again afterwards. To uninstall the SP1, see: Microsoft Help and Support: How to uninstall Windows Vista SP1 as a troubleshooting step [*] IF YOU HAVE THE VISTA SP2 INSTALLED: This will not work if you have SP1 and SP2 installed unless your Vista installation DVD includes SP2. To create a Vista SP2 slipstream installation DVD to use to do a Repair (upgrade) install, see: How to Slipstream Vista SP2. Note that this does not always work to use for a Repair install. [*] Be sure to backup any important data you have, just in case something goes wrong during installation. You may need to reinstall some of your drivers. You do not want to do this if you are dual booting with XP and Vista was not installed as the primary boot drive. It can cause XP to not startup anymore. ITEMS THAT WILL BE RESET TO DEFAULT: Computer Sound Event Scheme Vista Services Visual Effects Options Windows Mail - To Save and Restore your messages and settings, see the section: How to Backup and Reset Windows Mail Device Drivers - Be sure to have these handy to reinstall. They do not always remain after the repair (upgrade) install.

excellent pictures thanks for sharing