Cheat Engine

[Penguin]

Last night, I saw that someone had opened a folder deep within my system32. I completely disregarded this, closed the folders, and went about my business for the night. It ended in a BSOD. I decided it was just the game I was playing, and left my computer off for the night. This morning, whenever I turn on my computer, something called svchost.exe gets a failure, because some memory cannot be "read". This is important, because svchost.exe is a system operation. I don't know how long, but sooner or later, my computer will freeze, and I'll get another BSOD. Thankfully, I'm able to make this topic. What's causing the BSODs, I don't know. The BSOD says something wrong with the kernel or something.

Anyone want to help please? I tried a system restore to before last night, but I still get BSODs. And no way am I going to reformat. Too many important docs and crap.

[Dark Byte]

reinstall windows doing a repair (so not clean install)

[Penguin]

Woah, you can tell the past!

I DID turn off my computer while it was doing in install... well actually, it was a brown out but...

So if I just reinstall the thing, it'll work again?

Thanks DB!

[Dark Byte]

it'll overwrite the old windows files with the ones on the cd. (not sure how windows update reacts to that though)

[yodaman]

He will need to install some Windows updates (though not all). Winblows should let you know if you try to use something that required a damaged update. Hope you get your computer up and going Penguin - miss ya on MSN man

[Penguin]

[Bepetemish]

....
1) borrow it from a friend or something
2) Torrent it, www.torrentspy.com
3) maiby www.angernet.org got something for you.
4) i hate pinguins