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system in Safe Mode resulted in the same, I searched for a solution. I failed at that and settled for using the system recovery disks that were provided with the laptop (HP Pavilion ze5170 I think.) Well, everything worked fine until last night when I shut it down. I woke up to find the same error. Crossing my fingers, I used the recovery disks again and updated Windows after it was reinstalled. When I restarted my computer, I got this very same error. So, any solutions? Or should I desperately recover my system for a third time and attempt to manually fix whatever file corruption is causing this? Edit: The only significant change to the system that I can think of was that it happened after the second restart after downloading and installing a windows patch (after the installation, the prompt asks for a restart. After that restart, when the system was restarted the error appears.) This may just be something that does not involve this, but any other information helps, I guess. Jan
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