Administrator X Window System32 Cmd Exe
Jan 25, 2015. I am in desperate need of help, I have an acer ao-725 which was stuck in a repair loop so I purchased the e-recovery thumb/usb. It went through most of the recovery then froze and shutdown. Now it goes through part of the recovery and ends up at X: windows system32 cmd.exe, is there a command that I. Get YouTube without the ads. Skip trial 1 month free. Find out why Close. Administrator: X: windows system32 cmd.exe BarackObamadot. Unsubscribe from BarackObamadot? HOW TO FIX Administrator: X: windows system32 cmd.exe How to Repair Administrator: X: windows system32 cmd.exe Microsoft windows version 6.1.7601 Microsoft. Skip navigation Sign in.
HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsNtCurrentVersionWinlogon
The Userinit value data should be C:WindowsSystem32Userinit.exe,
but due to misreading a Microsoft recommended fix this value now reads:
hard_disk:WindowsSystem32Userinit.exe,
I need to be able to edit this. I have used the Windows 7 installation disk to boot into the command prompt:
Administrator: X:windowssystem32cmd.exe
X:Sources>
I cannot get into my C drive and although I can get regedit to open and make changes I don't think it changes any thing on my machine. Am I suppose to load registry files from my machine into regedit?
I also get the same result booting in safe mode and the startup repair from the installtion disk does not fix the problem.
I have tried to follow this tutorial:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/windows-7-recovery-environment-command-prompt/
Cmd X Windows System32 Commands
When I run bcdedit /find 'osdevice' I get an unknown command was specified.
When I try to run reg load:
X:Sources>REG LOAD HKLMTempSoft:WindowsSystem32configsoftware I get 'is not recognized as an internal or external operable program or batch file.
Any help offered would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou.
I am installing W7 Ent on an LG R580.
I am working with a valid ISO (installs perfect on other systems).
During the installation, before the installation window, the process hangs, and I get a black, cmd.exe screen with the following:
My keyboard at that time only prints capital letters with '^' before each.
Only thing that I am able to do is reboot.
In the bios, I tried to disable USB Legacy ( thinking the problem is with my DVD ) - did not help.
2 Answers
ale^X in the terminal usually means that the control key is being held. x: is the ramdrive that the installation OS is being loaded to, so somthing is definitely off if you are seeing prompts to it.
Try a memory scan with the MS RAM diagnostic tool on the windows disk, and make sure win7 likes your ram (I've had a few boxes that had install issues until I replaced the ram; Win7 seems more picky about ram sticks that other OSs; these all ran vista and ubuntu fine).
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