Have you thought of the possibility that all your problems are
related? I said so because 0X0000007B error mostly means a hard disk
problem.
You see, you said your static IP network died. I don't know what that
means exactly!? Because a network is a set of several machines linked
together, saying that the network is died would mean all the computers are
out of order which is quite improbable. I suppose you actually wanted to
say that your network *card* died. But a network card dies is also very
unlikely. Most likely reason is a problem of driver, which can be linked to
hard disk failure.
And you've talked about Hamachi and some service couldn't be turned
on. Couldn't that be another sign of hard disk failure?
And then the unsuccessful installation lasted hour.... Well, could also
be a hard disk failure. As well as your graphic card problem, etc, etc.
You could always put back the Win CD to run an installation, and in
some point it would tell you that it finds an old system and asks if you'd
like to repair it. Answer yes.
Sorry, I don't have the direct answer to your question since I don't
know what reg file you're referring to.
HTH
PS: Oh, are you sure you've really got an old installation of VNC? Because
some virus are using VNC. It might be that what you've seen is some virus
which didn't want to be erased from disk.
On Nov 15, 2007 5:13 PM, egressor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Due to the wisdom of Microsoft engineers my static IP network died.
> After reboot the static IP was reset to 0.0.0.0. I have installed
> Hamachi but because DHCP was disabled, and the service couldn't be
> turned on, it refused to work.
>
> Since we needed some important files I have installed your software.
> The install hanged and was stuck for an hour or more, because
> apparently there was an old install it was trying unsuccessfully to
> update. I reset... The machine in question didn't turn off as
> expected since it couldn't terminate the install task, so I have
> pressed the small reset button.
>
> After reboot I was greeted with an 800x600 4 bit plane display, which
> appears to have been cause by a new VNC display driver/adapter. Next
> I disabled it and reset. It rebooted using the same 4 bit plane
> display, after which I removed the driver in question and rebooted yet
> again.
>
> BSOD: Stop: 0X0000007B (0XF7946528, 0XC0000034, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)
>
> The machine BSODs in safe mode as well, so for all practical purposes
> it is dead.
>
> What I'm asking for is the .reg file that this program creates.
>
> Thank you.
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