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LogonUI.exe - Bad Image When Booting Windows Vista
When booting my PC I get this LONG string error starting with LogonUI.exe - Bad Image. It then states that I need to reinstall this long string that starts with c:\windows...\COMcrtl32.dl
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when you get to the choose a recovery tool pick command prompt then type in sfc/scannow
Here is a site with tutorial.
http://www.bleepingcompute
There is a variant with the same name that is a virus.Are you able to boot into safe mode or last known good configuration?When booting press f8 to choose these options, you will need to do it quickly while its booting.
I,m just trying to do all we can so we can avoid a reinstall so cross your fingers.:)
Safe mode creates the same issue and so does last config. This happened all the sudden. I turned off the computer and the next minute it does this everytime I boot. I have restored all the was back in september even and no dice. I may be able to install an OS on a drive and possibly make it work. Unless you know of a way or virus scan through command prompt
There are ways to do virus scan from cd depending on what antivirus software you have.The unfortunate thing is if this does'nt work a reinstall will have to be done.
One other thing to try in your command prompt is chkdsk so type chkdsk c: /f
Example:c=drive letter, use space between c: /f
Sorry for late reply i,m at work lol
Do you mean you want to create another partition to run the virus scan ?Yes it can be done,but if its negative the were back to square 1 again.(If your willing to do it then yes go for it)Do you know anyone that will let you connect the drive to there computer to do virus scan on it?
What were the results of the chkdsk?
What happens when you put windows disk in and choose install windows?
download spybot search and destroy http://www.safer-networkin
then download avast free addition and after free regestrtion run scan http://www.avast.com/eng/d
You use your email to register they send your key to email then after you install copy and paste key to program the run scan on c drive and partition.
If these fail a reinstall is the only option sorry.
I treid both of those methods and I just had enough. I can't beleive that I had windows live onecare installed and somehow got a virus. Ok so now what I would like to do is make a backup. Is there any vista compatable backup program out there I could use to make sure I have a backup on an external drive so this wont happen again? Thanks for all your help by the way. I have acronis disk director but as it stands it only lets me adjust partitions. I want to make an entire backup of my PC. I do not have ultimate and I know ultimate has it built in. Please let me know ASAP.
Well acronis has a program that you can use(its called acronis true image you have to pay for it) so does norton its called norton ghost(you have to pay for this also).
I found these free ones also.
http://free-backup.info/ba
http://free-backup.info/ba
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