If that is your answer, don't bother to give it.
P.S.: I am NOT looking to reformat and reinstall windows. I'm hoping to run Chkdsk, fixmbr, or fixboot in hopes that one of those will fix the issue.Īt this point, I'm looking at rc.iso (from ) but don't know if that will work on Win XP 圆4 edition. (SATA HDD weren't supported with WinXP, See my second post for a fix for this.) So I go to run the recovery console from the XP 圆4 Pro install disk, but it can't detect a copy of windows because it can't detect the harddrive. I put the HDD into another computer, virus scan it, REMOVE THE VIRUS ON IT, put it back in the computer but it still won't boot (even in safe mode). Since replacing the files didn't help, I restore the originals that I renamed ".bak" bak and copy over the ntoskrnl.exe, hal.dll, and bootvid.dll files to see if any of those are the problem- which just result in a "file corrupt" message. I rename the original to "" (backing it up) and copy it from the Win XP 圆4 Pro disk I have. So, I assume kdcom.dll is corrupt, right? Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)/windows/sytem32/kdcom.dll Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)/windows/sytem32/hal.dll Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)/windows/sytem32/ntoskrnl.exe
Rebooting the computer leads to a black screen before the splash screen and nothing further.Īttempting to boot in safe mode, I get three lines of text with the computer not progressing after kdcom.dll. (This is where the fun begins, and I kick myself for rebooting.) I go to update my antivirus software, which is telling me it can delete this virus during the next startup. So, I pull the ethernet cord from the back of the computer and I delete the infected file (something like s430432.dll?) quickly from C:\windows\system32\, but it replicates and comes back immediately. Problems began when I was on google chrome, looking at facebook (can you see where this is going?) and while reading someone's note they'd posted, I get hit with a Win32:MalOb virus. To start, I am running a computer with Windows XP 圆4 edition on an AMD FX57 with 3GB ram, etc.
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