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Joined: Jun 17, 2005 Likes Received: 0 Last night I restarted Windows (XP PRO), and it hung on the reboot before getting to the Win logo. I rebooted again and again and it never progressed to Windows. Nothing had been troubling before this. I tried booting from the Windows CD, but got the following error: Inf file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missing, status 32768. Setup cannot continue. Press any key to exit. Any suggestions would be most appreciated! rainer79, Jun 17, 2005 #1 Advertisements rainer79 Joined: Jun 17, 2005 Likes Received: 0 ideas? Computer is still down, so I'm hoping someone has some ideas of things to try. I've swapped out the RAM modules (no help) and tried restarting in various http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/unable-to-install-windows-xp-checking-the-hardware/84b051ac-5d8d-4fb9-a848-124b034fc854 safe modes (also no help; computer just hangs). Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks! rainer79, Jun 20, 2005 #2 Advertisements itsme Joined: Apr 19, 2005 Likes Received: 1 Location: United Kingdom Window's setup errors usually occur due to hardware failure. That file is probably not missing or corrupt, but due to a bad memory chip, or a scratch on the CD...dust on the lens...setup is failing. There's been plenty of times I have had to use my memory to install http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/win-xp-wont-boot-corrupt-txtsetup-sif-status-32768.1878326/ Windows on a machine because they had memory chips that were bad. itsme, Jun 20, 2005 #3 rainer79 Joined: Jun 17, 2005 Likes Received: 0 As I said, I already checked the memory (was fine), so that isn't the problem. Not sure what you mean about the CD being scratched (as CDs play no role in boot up). Other ideas? rainer79, Jun 20, 2005 #4 cvo-aalst Joined: Jun 11, 2005 Likes Received: 0 Location: Belgium rainer79 said: As I said, I already checked the memory (was fine), so that isn't the problem. Not sure what you mean about the CD being scratched (as CDs play no role in boot up). Other ideas?Click to expand... Boot with the Win Pro CD and perform a repair Install. This can do the trick. cvo-aalst, Jun 21, 2005 #5 rainer79 Joined: Jun 17, 2005 Likes Received: 0 As I said in the first post, when I boot from the CD, I get the .sif error (that's the whole problem). Can't perofrm a repair install. Other ideas? Does anyone know if I could get such errors from a bad power supply? rainer79, Jun 21, 2005 #6 cvo-aalst Joined: Jun 11, 2005 Likes Received: 0 Location: Belgium What type of motherboard and cpu do you have?? I found lots of postings on the net with the same problem Maby these links will help you? http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=896927&page=1 http://gosh.msfnhosting.com/txtsetup.htm cvo-aalst, Jun 21, 2005 #7 Raje J
2006 in windows xp I'm a RedHat Linux guy, but I wanted to try out the Ubuntu Linux distribution to see if it's an acceptable solution for Linux newbies (who would likely install a dual-boot XP system) or for cash-strapped non-profit groups (who http://www.eddieoneverything.com/windows-xp/xp-setup-disk-inf-file-txtsetupsif-is-corrupt-or-missing-status-32768.php would likely use it as their primary system). I had no problems setting up http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/07/21/sql-server-fix-error-msg-1813-level-16-state-2-line-1-could-not-open-new-database-yourdatabasename-create-database-is-aborted/ the dual-boot XP/Ubuntu system using the provided Ubuntu installer - it's a very easy step-by-step process that even installs a boot manager so users can easily run a dual boot system. When I went to get rid of the Ubuntu installation, however, I ran into a bit of a problem. First a note about boot managers There inf file is no way to "uninstall" a boot manager - a boot manager is nothing more than a set of instructions written to a special place on a hard disk called the "Master Boot Record," or "MBR" for short. The way to "get rid" of one boot manager is it overwrite it with another boot manager. Restoring the Windows XP Master Boot Record (MBR) It used to be that you could repair a inf file txtsetup.sif damaged MBR from from MS-DOS using the command "fdisk /mbr". Not so with Windows XP - apparently the Microsoft powers-that-be thought it prudent to remove any and every useful Windows utility in the XP release. In that vein, they got rid of fdisk. Boo! Instead, the only way to restore the MBR is to use the Windows XP setup disk to boot to the Windows recovery console, which is sometimes easier said than done. Error: INF file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missing - Status 32768 I attempted to boot from my XP setup disks, only to receive the following error: INF file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missing - Status 32768 Oh great - a task that would have taken me about 3 seconds in Windows 98 is about to drag into an hour long ordeal in the "improved" Windows XP. Here are some options for working around this error: Got another XP setup disk? Try booting with that, even if it's a different version. My installation is a XP Pro with SP2, and for some reason, the XP Pro with SP2 boot up disk gave me this error. I popped in an XP Home setup disk and had no problems. From what I was able to gather from the newsgroups, the problem likely
SERVER - Fix : Error Msg 1813, Level 16, State 2, Line 1 Could not open new database ‘yourdatabasename'. CREATE DATABASE is aborted. July 21, 2007Pinal DaveSQL, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks80 commentsFix : Error Msg 1813, Level 16, State 2, Line 1 Could not open new database ‘yourdatabasename'. CREATE DATABASE is aborted.This errors happens when corrupt database log are attempted to attach to new server. Solution of this error is little long and it involves restart of the server. I recommend following all the steps below in order without skipping any of them.Fix/Solution/Workaround:SQL Server logs are corrupted and they need to be rebuilt to make the database operational. Follow all the steps in order. Replace the yourdatabasename name with real name of your database. 1. Create a new database with same name which you are trying to recover or restore. (In our error message it is yourdatabasename). Make sure the name of the MDF file (primary data file) and LDF files (Log files) same as previous database data and log file. 2. Stop SQL Server. Move original MDF file from older server (or location) to new server (or location) by replacing just created MDF file. Delete the LDF file of new server just created.3. Start SQL Server. Database will be marked as suspect, which is expected.4. Make sure system tables of Master database allows to update the values. USE MASTER
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