Registry checker problem (Win98)

[chrisjs]

I am tearing my hair out at this one...:

EVERY TIME I start up my PC, the registry checker tells me there is a problem with the registry, and decides to restore itself, and in doing so it reboots, thus taking twice as long as normal to start my computer.

This happens every time I boot up my machine, and I really don't know what to do about it. It tells me that it's restoring a good registry, but obviously it's not helping much, as I'm back to square-one when I boot up my PC next time round.

I am running the second edition of Windows 98.

Will I need to fiddle about with the registry editor or is there a simple solution to this problem?

Please help!

Thanks, Chris.

 

[AidanEnos]

If you go to

http://www.microsoft.com

or

http://www.download.com

they have a program called RegClean:

http://download.cnet.com/downloads/...ag=st.dl.10106-100-881470.ur.10106-110-881470

It does a great job of finding lost strings in your current registry, makes and undo file and is free )

AidanEnos

 

[cschaffer]

yeah this is a good program...if you can boot into windows....a user with this prob can't even boot into windows so how does this work....

CS