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WINDOWS SUREKLI RESET ATIYOR C000135 WINSRV
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WINDOWS SUREKLI RESET ATIYOR C000135 WINSRV
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kardeş bekle sorun cok ilginc bir kaç sayfa buldum ama ingilizce onu yollayim bi bak bende tercumesini yollayacam sana Faced similar problem at our installation...problem was caused when the SP4 update stalled. This leaves a large number of support files laying around which usually are removed when the installation finishes normally. Part of this residue is a directory on the root of C: that gets a unique name, and includes a $shtdwn$.req file, which appears to be part of why a failed installation causes the machine to cycle the re-boot. After a lot of trial and error, we found a solution that prevented us from needing to completely rebuild our clients. First, find a WIN2K installation CD. We used the Green Dell CD that came with our systems. Then find a client that has successfully completed the SP4 install process, and copy the C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\winsrv.dll to a diskette. Set the failing PC to boot from CD in the BIOS, and allow the WIN2K CD to boot the system. When the menu appears, select 'R' to Repair, and then 'C' to run recovery console. Enter '1' to select the OS on C:\WINNT, and enter the Local Administrator Password when prompted. A command prompt is given, and there is a limited set of DOS-style commands available. Enter 'HELP' and a full list of commands is given. Enter' /?' for any and its syntax and options are displayed. Insert the Floppy and use the copy command to restore the winsrv dll: 'copy a:\winsrv.dll c:\winnt\system32\' At the same 'C:winnt>' prompt, it may be necessary to run the SYSTEMROOT command, which re-establishes the proper value for this environment variable...just type SYSTEMROOT at the command prompt. Now type 'exit' and the machine will re-boot. Keep the CD in the drive, and let it reboot again from this CD. At the menu screen, enter 'R' for 'Repair', but this time enter 'R' again for Repair instead of 'C' as above. Select 'M' for manual selection, and 'continue'. When prompted to insert an emergency repair disk, enter 'L' to run with no disk. Then respond with 'Enter' to begin the repair process. The CD will run and check out the file system, and then re-start. This process will need to be run one more time--let the CD reboot and run up to the menu screen as before. Select 'R' {Repair}, 'R' {Repair}, 'M' {manual}, 'continue', 'L'{no disk}, and 'Enter' as above. The CD will again begin to run and check files. This time it will begin to identify individual OS files that are suspect. Answer 'Enter' to return to previous levels. It is possible at this point to answer with 'A' and all such files will be recovered. After this process completes, allow the PC to re-boot, but remove the CD. The PC will now boot up on its own. I was at first fearful what I might have on my hands when things re-started, because the CD indicates that these Operating System files are being returned to an original level...we had been up to SP3 on WIN2K and I was not sure what I would have. I was extremely pleased to find that my PC rebooted flawlessly, and came up at its proper SP3 level. We then re-installed SP4 and we were off and running again. Good luck! Mike Wagner CSC Corp. Great Lakes Naval Training Center |
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Before trying that, and assuming you have a 'proper' CD of Windows in the first place. Set the BIOS to boot CD before Hard Disk. Boot the XP CD and, instead of Setup, take the immediate R for Repair. Assume any password requested is blank, and TAB over. Do COPY C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\winsrv.dll C:\Windows\System32\winsrv.dll (all on one line - will probably wrap here) Which should restore the one that SP2 should have left in the ServicePackFiles folder. If it cannot be found even there, you could try restoring the original one from the CD; assuming that is seen as D: which it probably will be COPY D:\i386\insrv.dl_ C:\Windows\System32\winsrv.dll and hope that this will run adequately -- Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies) KARDES BEKLE SİMDİTURKCELEŞTİRMEYE CALIŞACAM AMA RESET ATİP REBOOT EDİP CDDEN ACAKSIN SONRA DUR YULKEYECEN BİŞEY İŞETE BEKLE..... CEVİRECEM |
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kardes diyor ki reboot et sonra bilgisayarini orda orjinal xp pro cdsi diyo ama sen gene elindeki ile dene sonra setuptan önce repeir muhabetti varya onu yapacan iste r ye basarak sonra sifre yi gireceksin diyo ben ekrani göremediğim için buralar biraz boslukta kalıyo ama sen bak bi gene ondan sonra sunu copyala diyo C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\winsrv.dll C:\Windows\System32\winsrv.dll buda servis pack iki ile gelen dosyalarda var ordan bulabilirmissin egerki bunu bulamıyorsan yani yukardaki dosyayi ozaman orjinal cdden bulacakmıssın D:\i386\insrv.dl_ C:\Windows\System32\winsrv.dll orjinal cde bu dosya varmıs bunu copyalıyacakmıssın "d" dediği cd rom oluyo bu ikinci cözüm diğerinde de diskete kaydedip yulemenden bahsediyo aynı sekilde VALLA CÖZERSEN HABERİM OLSUN SAYGİLAR bu arada gecmis olsun |
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