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BSOD after Antivrius Action infection

#61 buddycraigg

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Posted 17 December 2010 - 10:08 PM

you didn't say anything about needing to press enter, so this is what i put in first. bash rst.sh -r117
but no report was made.

so i tried bash rst.sh -r [ENTER]
this time it asked for what number something-something-something.
and then I put in 117

when I tried to boot into winblows I got my blue friend back.

here's my log from the second try.
SOFTWARE hive restored from RP117
SYSTEM hive restored from RP117
SECURITY hive restored from RP117
SAM hive restored from RP117

#62 Elise

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Posted 18 December 2010 - 08:41 AM

This was the last thing we still could try. Unfortunately it did not work, which means we're bascially out of options.

The only thing I can recommend at this point, is backing up all important data using xPUD and reinstalling Windows.

I am sorry not to have been able to help you get this fixed.

regards, Elise

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