posted on Oct, 20 2016 @ 07:55 PM
a reply to:
Leprekon
It might be easier to download the recovery environment from
here
boot into it and then go into my computer and right click, go to properties, then tools and run a scan on the disk 1st of all. That should stop the
chkdsk from running on startup.
Then navigate to c: windows system32 config and take a copy of the files within that folder onto some where safe.
Go into the regback folder and copy the files from there to c: windows system32 config folder. It will replace the files in the folder. Reboot.
That is what the Last Known Good Configuration options does and we just do it manually. Again I had to do this on several occasions and works on all
versions of windows.
edit on 20-10-2016 by mclarenmp4 because: doesn't like backslashes.