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Friday, December 18, 4: Let's test your hard drive and RAM for hardware problems: However, problem wasn't gone as I still couldn't boot. After the check, your computer will restart again and you can see the result that lists the problem with your RAM sticks. I've restored my system again and am applying patches and upgrades one at the time. Wednesday, June 2, 5:

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Unable to boot - Safe Mode stops after crcdisk.sys

My problem casued the stall at the same point but I could not get to the disk. After many hours of looking for help, and just playing around, I finally figured out that on of my two 2 2 GB sticks of RAM was ctcdisk.

From researching, I deduce that this problem has existed since Vista came out- circa Instructions for Windows 7 and Windows Vista: I have a problem with a Acer laptop that is running windows vista home it wont boot up keeps saying missing file on x: Windows Vista bit crashes as system is loading. The previous system shutdown at 6: And there you go. It means that his hard drive is failing. Proceed as follows to get the drivers: Manually editing the Windows registry to remove invalid crcdisk.

Obviously there syz more than one problem being discussed here. Got an error recommending running the startup repair. I restored a system restore point from a couple of days ago.

I think that a virus got in and renamed that drive c: How satisfied are you with this response? The hard disk can't be at fault as it does attempt to start Windows?

Quite by accident I found a solution which might work for some. Could not access profile's desktop or change any settings.

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Windows Defender can't undo changes that you allow. Monday, July 26, 5: I had the same problem yesterday. Since you cant do it from your system try putting crccdisk hard drive into another comp and just back up the drive so if all else fails you still have your data.

The battle wins half if you know when it comes to fixing the SYS error. If the second problem was at least detected and resolved, perhaps it could report whatever the condition was that would have otherwise put crcdisk. In any case syz seems a problem that has been going on for a very long time. Like I said before, though, I am able to read information off of the old disk.

So it's very necessary for you to check your hardware devices. It did it's job and the old drive is now working. THen I tried to hook up the old drive as a 2nd hard drive.

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Finally I have an answer to this problem. If there is any available update, click Install Updates button. My friend had the same problem with Vista stopping at crcdisk. Keeping track of when and where your STOP error occurs is a critical piece of information in troubleshooting the problem. Boot frow cd with Hirens boot, run Partition magic, resized partition C add x GB subtract x GB so nothing changes effectively and after that Vista was up and running like nothing happened.