Kevin McIntosh
New Member
Hey all ... great forum you have here ... Jerry Lippey/WUGNET at Laptop Computing steered me here to Brink (Shawn)'s tutorial: Repair Install For Vista - Vista Forums.
I have a Toshiba Satellite L300D -01Q (PSLC0C-01Q08C) that is running Vista Home Premium (SP unknown). The kernel completely loads to a black screen (active / backlit black) with only a moveable mouse pointer.
None of the Recovery Options have helped and I can't do an Upgrade Install because I can't get to the GUI.
My priority and objective is to save this system and preserve files, programs and settings.
I read Brink's How to Repair and Verify the Integrity of Vista System Files with System File Checker and I'd like to try sfc /scannow, however, I get the following:
"Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service"
Searching for 'Windows Resource Protection ... ', I found this thread:
error code: 80040154 - Windows update fails and Flavius' solution post ... but I thought I'd better post first to see if I've gone wrong elsewhere.
I'm booting from a Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 OEM DVD, then choosing 'Repair ... ' and from the System Recovery Options GUI, 'Command Prompt'. This opens a command prompt window entitled:
Administrator: X:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
X:\Sources>_
... so ... presumably, I am in an elevated command prompt ...
sfc /verifyonly gets the same result as sfc /scannow.
What should I do to get sfc to run for me?
Thanks, Kevin
I have a Toshiba Satellite L300D -01Q (PSLC0C-01Q08C) that is running Vista Home Premium (SP unknown). The kernel completely loads to a black screen (active / backlit black) with only a moveable mouse pointer.
None of the Recovery Options have helped and I can't do an Upgrade Install because I can't get to the GUI.
My priority and objective is to save this system and preserve files, programs and settings.
I read Brink's How to Repair and Verify the Integrity of Vista System Files with System File Checker and I'd like to try sfc /scannow, however, I get the following:
"Windows Resource Protection could not start the repair service"
Searching for 'Windows Resource Protection ... ', I found this thread:
error code: 80040154 - Windows update fails and Flavius' solution post ... but I thought I'd better post first to see if I've gone wrong elsewhere.
I'm booting from a Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 OEM DVD, then choosing 'Repair ... ' and from the System Recovery Options GUI, 'Command Prompt'. This opens a command prompt window entitled:
Administrator: X:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
X:\Sources>_
... so ... presumably, I am in an elevated command prompt ...
sfc /verifyonly gets the same result as sfc /scannow.
What should I do to get sfc to run for me?
Thanks, Kevin