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As soon as I attempted to right-click on the Combofix.exe icon, the hourglass pointer appeared, but not the right click menu and the screen froze. I then attempted to delete the 2 downloads, starting with the Combofix.exe. The Recovery Console was successfully installed.Ĭlick 'Yes' to continue scanning for malwareġ3. Eventually the "What's Next" Box popped up advising that:
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Followed the prompt to start Combofix and agreed to the End-User License Agreement.ġ2.
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Dragged the Win XP Pro SP2 Setup package onto Combofo.exe and dropped it.ġ1. Nothing was said in the "Add "Recovery Console" to your Boot Menu - Now!" procedure about doing a "Clean BOOT", so I did not do one.ġ0. Checked in Windows Task manager that there was nothing in the Applications Tab, and although there were 58 items listed in the Process tab, none were Antivirus scanning or Spy/Malware scanning processes. (but did not disconnect the ADS(USB)modem). Ensured that all programs & open windows were closed. Downloaded WindowsXP-KB310994-SP2-Pro-BootDisk-ENU.exe to the Desktop, from the link given in ĩ. Downloaded Combofix.exe to Desktop from the link - /sUBs/Combofix.exe.Ĩ.
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Created System Restore Point named "Before Install of Recovery Console"ħ. Disconnected peripherals except for the ADSL modemĦ. Turned off the Auto/online defrag option of Diskeeper Pro 2009 on all 4 partitions.Ĥ. Turned off real-time scanning of the CA Anti-virus softwareĢ. The Combofix procedure I used for adding the Recovery Console to the Boot Menu was as follows:ġ. won't bring the menu at the Start button on the left side of the toolbar, so I cannot even turn-off or resart the laptop byclicking on Start> Turn Off etc. In fact the whole Windows screen appears to have frozen the hourglass pointer remains active over the whole screen, except across the bottom toolbar, where it changes into the normal arrow-head pointer, but the latter is also unable to elcit any response e.g. When I attempted to right-click on the Combofix.exe icon, the "hour-gloss" pointer appeared, and I was unable to get in the right-click menu to delete Combofix.exe. So I then attempted to delete the 2 downloads, starting with the Combofixe.exe. Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect WindowsXP-KB310994-SP2-Pro-BootDisk-ENU.exeĭefault=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWSĬ:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console" /cmdcons I reached the stage where it said that the Recovery Console was succesfully installed, and I clicked on "No" to exit, and the CF-RC.txt log appeared the CF-RC.txt looked OK: Have attempted to add the Recovery Console to the Boot menu on my Satellite Pro M70 laptop running on Win Pro XP3, using the method detailed in the ComboFix procedure given by Bill Castner in "Add "Recovery Console" to your Boot Menu - Now! in the AumHa Forum.
I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro M70-220 laptop, 60GB HDD, Pentium Mobile 750 Processor (1.8 MHz, 2MB Cache), 1.526 GB RAM, running on Win XP Pro SP3 (fully updated).Ĭ: WinXP Pro SP3 OS, and all applications (pagefile for dumps) Please help me resolve the following problem.
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