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Hello there. I have been redirected here by jamanji, whom has been most helpful by the way.
My PC crashed a little over a week ago.
Rather than retype everything, I would like to give you the link to my post.
I am not 'Tech' per se, but I would like to try and resolve my problem myself,
To make a long story short... I had error 0xc000000f. I have 2 threads on the subject, but the first thread was useless.( I think)
I read gregrocker's tutorial.
I made a Kaspersky Disc. I have a Pop Up from Kaspersky.
saying if I continue...........

Here are the links.

confused by what type of disc to use

Error 0xc000000f

If you read this...Thank you for your time.

Ok mate one thing straight up the Kaspersky only requires a CD you can use a DVD but seriously a waste of useable space. Have been using Kaspersky security and tis rescue disk for years now so just the CD mate.

Just follow the prompts when you run the disk. It will boot (of course) but will not need Windows to do anything.

There are other options -

Bootable AntiVirus Rescue CD for Windows: Free Download any are good and again do not require Wndows to run.

If you can get it going then I would try this
http://support.kaspersky.com/viruses/utility < the top scanner TDSS Killer

Hello ICit2lol. Yes I know. I have already made a disc. A CD-R. I ran it and received a POP UP saying my computer isn't shut down correctly... etc..
I have a crashed computer???
So what I am wondering is should I ignore it and continue.

Ok I was just under the impression that you needed to scan with the rescue disk and you were confused as to the pop up message from Kaspersky (post#1) saying if I continue.......
I just mentioned others that are the same as the Kaspersky one if you wanted to use one of them. But if you have your problem sorted then all's good.

Elljay said:

Hello again. No I don't have it sorted out yet.
I am wondering about this message saying my computer has been shut down incorrectly...of coarse it is ...it's crashed.
Should I ignore this message and continue or NO??

A warning POP UP says>
YOUR COMPUTER HAS BEEN SHUT DOWN INCORRECTLY. THE FILE SYSTEM IS GOING TO BE MOUNTED.
THE PROCEDURE MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO IT. TO AVOID FILE CORRUPTION, YOU ARE ADVISED TO SHUT DOWN THE OPERATING SYSTEM CORRECTLY BEFORE USING KASPERSKY DISK.
OPTIONS...
CONTINUE SKIP RESTART COMPUTER
GOOD GRIEF CHARLIE BROWN... now what?

Personally have never seen anything like that Eli but a quick Google revealed this
"Your computer&#39;s OS has been shut down incorrectly..." - Kaspersky Lab Forum

I'm presuming you're still waiting to try the kaspersky rescue disk, but it is telling you to shut down the machine correctly before it will allow you to go any further, and you've gotten it running (somewhat) again.

I am also presuming you have restarted your machine successfully several times, so you can't figure out why kaspersky insists on showing this warning.

Two things I'd like you try, this one first we may not have to try the second:

Restart your machine and tap the F8 key to enter: Safe Mode. In the Option #1 area you'll see a screen with the Safe Mode Options. Use the arrow keys to move the selection down to "Last Known Good Configuration (advanced), then press enter or return to continue booting to Windows.

This choice of restarting uses files that are somewhat harden against crashes and hopefully haven't been damaged in the crashes allowing your machine to restart normally.

If your machine gets to the desktop, try working with it to see if it continues to act like it has from the onset of your problem. If it doesn't then all should be good.

If it continues to act weirdly (a tech term), there is one more thing we can try before you try running that kaspersky disk.

Even if your machine seems to be working okay, I may still ask you to try my second step just to verify the integrity of your system.

Elljay said:

OK Anak. I did what you asked. F8 and choose Safe Mode.
It said Loading Windows Files. They loaded and then it went to the BSOD.
I tried it 4 x.

Not to be harsh on you Elljay, but you need to be specific.

Did you boot just into Safe Mode or Safe Mode using Last Known Configuration??