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Can you boot to the desktop? &nbsp;If you have problems, try a system restore via a PE disc.<br />
UBCD4Win can be downloaded here:<br />
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<a href="http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm</a><br />
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The Registry Restore Wizard (under &quot;Registry Tools&quot;) will let you perform a system restore without booting Windows...<br />
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Good luck!!!
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Can you boot to the desktop?  If you have problems, try a system restore via a PE disc.
UBCD4Win can be downloaded here:

http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm [http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm]

The Registry Restore Wizard (under "Registry Tools") will let you perform a system restore without booting Windows...

Good luck!!!

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Can't believe I didn't think of that Oops!
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Can't believe I didn't think of that Oops!

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While Installing a AOL/BT Voyager (uk) modem on a windows xp samsung laptop we got a BSOD this left the installation half way done now it can't be removed or updated or reinstalled.<br />
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Is there a simple method to removing it or is it a casae of finding all file/regkeys its changed and restoring them?
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While Installing a AOL/BT Voyager (uk) modem on a windows xp samsung laptop we got a BSOD this left the installation half way done now it can't be removed or updated or reinstalled.

Is there a simple method to removing it or is it a casae of finding all file/regkeys its changed and restoring them?

Half installed modem

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