Always when i turn on my computer, an error message comes saying
"Windows failed to load because a file is missing or corrupt File:
Netio.sys Status: 0xc0000221" This started when i was clearing my
computer of useless programs, and after i deleted Realtime player or
Quicktime player, (can't remember which) an error message jumped from
the taskbar saying something about Network device driver. After that
every time i start the computer, the "Windows failed to load" message
pops up. The first half a year, it was solved by pressing enter, to
"Choose an operating system to start: Windows Vista" and then to
"Windows error recovery (start windows normally, safe mode etc)" and
back to "Windows failed to start", repeating it 3-20 times. Then i had a
familiar "Unexpected shutdown" during a game, and now, the "Enter
spamming technique" doesn't work anymore. All i can access at the moment
is Windows memory diagnostic tool, and Bios setup utility. Is there any
way to fix this through the setup utility or some other manner?


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Im sorry, i accidently posted this thread 3 times, cause of a laggy
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On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:49:30 +0530, Technopro wrote:
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> Always when i turn on my computer, an error message comes saying
> "Windows failed to load because a file is missing or corrupt File:
> Netio.sys Status: 0xc0000221" This started when i was clearing my
> computer of useless programs, and after i deleted Realtime player or
> Quicktime player, (can't remember which) an error message jumped from
> the taskbar saying something about Network device driver. After that
> every time i start the computer, the "Windows failed to load" message
> pops up. The first half a year, it was solved by pressing enter, to
> "Choose an operating system to start: Windows Vista" and then to
> "Windows error recovery (start windows normally, safe mode etc)" and
> back to "Windows failed to start", repeating it 3-20 times. Then i had a
> familiar "Unexpected shutdown" during a game, and now, the "Enter
> spamming technique" doesn't work anymore. All i can access at the moment
> is Windows memory diagnostic tool, and Bios setup utility. Is there any
> way to fix this through the setup utility or some other manner?[/color]

All I can think of to try is to boot to safe mode and once there, use
System Restore to restore the computer to before you deleted the programs.
Actually that might be a choice right on the boot screen, but I can't go
there right now to look, without losing this thread :-)

In the safe-boot screen there is also an option to restore to last known
good configuration; if just a restore fails you might need to do that.

A final thing to try is the repair option on the same boot screen. It is
very slow, and it is pretty scary, because it seems to do nothing for a
half hour or more. And sometimes, it actually does do nothing, sadly.

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No use, the computer wont start in safe mode, last known good
configuration normally, or on any of the options there. Just keeps going
back to the first screen when i try. And after about 40 tries, it doesnt
even go to the screen where u can choose the start options, just bounces
between the first 2 screens until i restart.


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