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I Get A Boot Error Saying That That I Have A Corrupt File And Windows Is Unable To Proceed?

I have gotten a few of these messages, one said it was the file ntkrnlpa.exe(which I know is the windows NT kernel) and another said it was a .sys file. Also, I cannot go into safe mode without the same message. I can press F8 and and disable enforce driver signatures and that allows my computer to continue booting, but more often than not, things go loopy like a program won’t open or programs fail for no reason (my avast anti-virus is one). I don’t think its a virus and other sources have said to do a repair install but I’m not convinced this will work. I’ll do it as a last resort but if anyone has any other way, that would be appreciated, and I do not want to reformat. Thanks

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One Response to “I Get A Boot Error Saying That That I Have A Corrupt File And Windows Is Unable To Proceed?”

  1. SCR Michigan says:
    November 1, 2009 at 12:02 am

    Ostee, I would strongly recommend a repair install. I do this everyday and it will save you time and YES it will fix it; if you 100% sure you are virus and spy ware free (do a free scan online at http://www.nanoscan.com).
    Please back up your files before you attempt the repair installation as you could possibly loose everything on your PC if you are not sure.
    Good luck!
    Steve’s Computer Repair
    http://www.scrmichigan.com
    The future of computer solutions.

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