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Tom S
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ok i was instaling IE7 on my computer and it randomly shut off the computer wihtout warning and now when i try to logon again it shows this error message:

A promlem is preventing windows from accuratly cheking the license from this computer. Error: 0x80004005

I think that something got screwed up with the registry and it affected the license number? could that be it?

and how do i fix this? like can i go edit the registry and input my product number or something and if so how? because i cant logon. i can logon till it loads my settings then it says that and logs me off

if i have to reinstall windows how do i boot from the cd?

i am running win xp pro

thank you anyone who helps :flowers:

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Tom S, have you got a full XP disk (Not a recovery disk)?.

IF you have the first link will guide you through booting from the disk, and the second link will show you how to do a repair install.

If you do the repair install I would print out the instructions.

Special thanks to Chris for the guides.

http://forums.windowsforum.org/index.php?showtopic=8074

http://forums.windowsforum.org/index.php?showtopic=10455

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If you can boot up at all, try this validation tool...

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/howtote...ws/default.mspx

i cant get into the system. i get to the windows logon screen. then when i logon it takes about 2 sec and when my desktop would come up it comes up with that error message.

i will try the options you guys said after this though

and i think i still do have the xp full cd. the hard part is just gonna be booting from the cd cause its not on my computer its my aunts and i remember having a bit of trouble figureing it out on hers

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