C0000218 failure of a file record

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• Failure of a file error message registry

  I have a Dell Dimension 5150 (Windows XP) that until recently was working fine.   When you turn on now I get the following error message:

  STOP: c0000218 (registry file failure).  The file of registry cannot load the hive (file): \systemRoot\System32\config\SOFTWARE or its log or replacing.   It is damaged, missing, or not accessible in writing.   Beginning physical memory dump.  Total physical memory dump.  For more assistance, contact your system administrator or technical support group.

  Can you help / tell me what I need to do.  I'm not particularly computer literate so feel free to give me an idiots guide.

  Thank you

  I have a Dell Dimension 5150 (Windows XP) that until recently was working fine.   When you turn on now I get the following error message:

  STOP: c0000218 (registry file failure).  The file of registry cannot load the hive (file): \systemRoot\System32\config\SOFTWARE or its log or replacing.   It is damaged, missing, or not accessible in writing.   Beginning physical memory dump.  Total physical memory dump.  For more assistance, contact your system administrator or technical support group.

  Can you help / tell me what I need to do.  I'm not particularly computer literate so feel free to give me an idiots guide.

  Thank you

  Hey markandamanda

  I'm sorry, but these are vista forums

  help for the best possible try reposting in the Sub forum of repair xp

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/XPRepair/threads?filter=AllTypes

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• How can I determine what files given File Record Segments Point to?

  I'm under NTFS, and I have a volume of 2 TB with a lot of files that it contains.  Fortunately, I cloned the entire volume to another volume of 2 TB on occasion (using WinDD, basically an exact bit-by-bit image of the entire 2 TB).  Unfortunately, the volume, I used to work failed, and my last clone was old enough.  To remedy this, I switched to Linux and ddrescue to get as many recovered defective disc I have.  When I finally gave up the recovery (after weeks, but it seemed that it would take years to get a lot more value), I stayed with 1.3MiB evil space in two or three sections of the volume, especially in the 1kiB sections (generally there was 2 bad sectors, followed by a number of sectors well followed by 2 more bad sectors etc.).  The volume had clusters of 64 Kio, which left still potentially a lot of corruption.  After all this, I took the volume newly cloned (from bad disk) back to windows and ran chkdsk.  He finds 1 segment of corrupted file, 336 segments of the orphan file and 440 bad index entries.  So he deleted all those (which included about 6 files that moved to the chkdsk finds the file, the rest was individual files which are now gone).  I do not know what files have disappeared, but I know that most of the lost files are probably on my good old clone of the volume.  Comparing volumes per-folder basis, would be a nightmare, and I suppose cannot easily use a tool (or find a free) because of the number of changes that have not been saved.  I have the registered chkdsk log so I can sort through this.  Can someone tell me a good way to know what files the segments to record file deleted perpendicularly on the volume where they have not been removed?  For example, here are two chkdsk log records:

  Delete a corrupt file record segment 1107859.

  Delete a 1069930 an orphan file record segment.

  Since I know specifically what segment to save file, I need to look on the good clone, can I somehow extract file information about the MFT file segment numbers?

  Notice that I must not use XP to do, which is be where the volume has been created and repaired.

  Well, I finally had the chance to try some Linux ntfs-based utilities.  I'm not sure they are NTFS - 3g, important or ntfsutils, but all those who have a favorite linux distribution should be able to fire and get the information I needed easily.  The numbers are numbers of inodes, and two orders were very useful.  It has provided what I need:

  ntfscluster - I

  It included the full path to the file in question and very little information.  This command has provided a lot of information that I didn't need:

  NTFSInfo-i

  He did not provide the path, but provide the number of inode in the directory parent, so you can reverse engineer the path using this command again and again.

• Trying to access Windows XP on a Mac, receive stop error. failure of a file registry c000218 registry cannot load the hive (file)

  I have a Mac OSX, leopard, parallel 5 and Windows xp.   When I try to access Windows, either through boot camp or at the same time, I get the error message "stop. failure of a file registry c000218 registry cannot load the hive (file).  I bought Windows 7 but cannot get Windows Installer.

  The hard drive may be replaced . Or something is not compatible

• corrupt attribute of the file record segment 117122

  During startup, I get an error message saying that the PC is removal of a corrupt file record segment attribute 117122. PC mentioned 3 steps of repair. He mentioned that some type of difficulty 128.680DD2F1 AND 128.7B89E8AO as well as a series of other numbers.

  I come back from a trip where I used 2 public networks. I have a virus checker - which may explain why the PC tries to repair itself.
  I'm afraid just because after this repair the computer will work fine until I have shut it off and restart again. Then the same thing happens. The repair takes about 20 minutes.
  Any ideas or suggestions?

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft community.

  From the description of the problem, it seems that whenever you turn on your computer you get an error "PC deletes an attribute corrupted 117122 file record segment.

  Try these steps and see if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Perform a Startup Repair:
  Startup Repair
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Startup-Repair
  Startup Repair: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Startup-Repair-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 2:

  Run the System File Checker (SFC) scan and verify.

  File system (CFS) auditor analyzes and verifies the versions of all protected system files after you restart your computer

  Reference:

  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Method 3:

  To disable automatic disk checking at the start of Windows through registry, go to the following registry key:

  Registry warning: the following steps include changing the system registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article:

  Backup and restore

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/backup-and-restore

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager

  In the right pane, double click BootExecute.

  The default value of the key is autocheck autochk *

  * means that each drive is checked for consistency. Just add /K:C to the end before*. /K switch will disable autocheck on C: drive at Windows startup. If the final value should look like this:

  / k: C to autocheck autochk *.

  If you want to add more drives, the key should look like this: (by disabling the drives C and D)

  / k: D / k: C autocheck autochk *.

  If you want to restore all default, just replace the key with the default i.e.

  autocheck autochk *.

   

  Please let us know the status of the issue after performing the above methods. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• I had received a record of failure of a file error message and when I tried to follow measures to correct by adjustment files he told me that the system does not find the files

  I got the error message, shortly after I upgraded to service pack 2 windows xp with service pack 3.  When I try to start in safe mode or in an earlier era, the computer stops at the 32\drivers\mup.sys system.  Then it goes to the blue screen which gives me the error message of failure of a registry file and begins to clear the physical memory on the disk.

  And what happens when you try to start in Normal Mode?

  Have a HP or Compaq PC? If Yes, read on:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&LC=en&docName=c01457284
  If not, let us know. Also, have you tried install SP3 with an antivirus running on board? (That's a no-no!)

• Failure of a file registry - A32 Satellite running on Microsoft Windows XP

  Hello, can someone help with this you problem?

  I have a Satellite phone for 7 years that is running Microsoft Windows XP.

  When I tried to turn on the system today, Windows is not started as usual, but instead, I got a blue screen with the following error message:-

  * STOP: c0000218 (registry file failure *)
  * Registry cannot locate the hive (file): \systemroot\system32\config\SOFTWARE*
  * It is corrupt, the advent or not writable *.

  How can I fix this please? The computer does not at all, even in safe mode. He previously worked very well. I've never experienced anything like this before.

  Thank you

  Hello

  In your case I'd take a Win XP disk and would try to reinstall the system.
  Still is it that you are not able to boot into normal mode and safe mode so I put t see another solution for you.
  Of course, the blue screen of death could be related to a hardware problem (HARD drive problem) and in this case the installation of the system not fix your problem. Then this would require the new survey

• STOP: failure of a file registry c000018

  Original title: help please... You will need to fix... Not my computer

  what I do with the error STOP: failure of a registry c000018 file? It won't let me load mode without failure or 19.ne last known good configuration.

  Do you mean C0000218?

  See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff560172(v=VS.85).aspx

• I can't delete a file recorded, prepared by a custom number template

  iMac, OS X, El Capitan, 10.11.6

  Delete the last completed copy but not 11 copies recorded during the preparation. The files are in MY FILES. Tried to do drag, remove, button, command + DELETE. Double-click the file gives a pop-up 'alias 'File Name' cannot be opened because the original item cannot be found... DELETE aliases, FIX, okay.  The Alias to delete does not, gives the difficulty Alias "select a new original... does not open."  A pop up States: "cannot perform this operation. An unexpected error occurred (error - 43)

  Any ideas on how to remove 11 copies.

  Thank you

  George

  Hi George,.

  I did a brief search on that, and reached a post in these forums of Linc Davis, suggesting a restart of the computer could heal the situation. Certainly worth a try.

  Either way, the message you read indicates these items are not files. they are aliases (pointers) to the actual file. By double-clicking an alias will open the file it is pointed. The message "Can't find" sense - the file is not found because you deleted.

  Kind regards

  Barry

• Cannot open the terminal failures of the file 'C\:HP\DATA\HP. DAT' to read.

  I've just updated my bios on my HP Pavilion g6-2102au Notebook PC.

  I had continuous multi color screens, thought it was overheating but not so much.

  I installed the latest version of the bios and it seems to have worked? having had a twinkle while writing

  This.

  My query is to start up when he started I get this message and I said OK

  Terminal Failute cannot open the file 'C\:HP\DATA\HPLB. DAT' to read.

  This is the message that someone help me get rid of it

  See you soon

  shiner2348

  Hi @shiner2348,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I understand that you receive the error message "Terminal failure cannot open the file"C\:HP\DATA\HPLB. " DAT' to read '.

  This is a reference to the launch of HP software box.    I suggest to uninstall and then restart your laptop.

  If you want to keep this app I suggest that you try to download it and install it using compatibility mode.

  Here are links to help you in this process:

  Compatibility mode

  HP launch box Windows 8

  Please let me know the results.

  
  

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• series E200 / burn files recorded on a sound cd play on any cd player

  I need to know how to take my Sansa (off FM) recorded files and burn them to a cd.

  I need 2 instructions, one for Windows xp and Vista.

  (I have Vista but I bought a Sansa for a gift and they ask me how to do this and they are running windows xp).

  I especially had problems burning CDs on this new computer with Vista.

  Help, please!

  Tawrena

  I have no idea how to do it with Vista. XP is pretty easy, although the details will depend on what program allows you to burn CDs.

  You say you're a beginner, so I'll take it in small steps.

  1. use the supplied cable to connect the Sansa to a USB port on your computer.

  2. go into 'My computer' (it will be in the "Start" menu or on your desktop) and locate the Sansa. Double-click it to open it.

  3. double-click on "internal memory".

  4. double-click on 'music '. This will show all the music files you have stored on the Sansa.

  At this point, you can choose to burn directly from the Sansa or to create a separate folder containing everything you want to burn. The burner will have ways that you use to specify what files you want to burn. You can tell them right out of the 'Music' on the Sansa file or a separate folder (which I recommend)

  5. to do this, right-click on the desktop (and hold down) and slide on 'new '. The menu dialog box drag on 'File' and release the mouse button. You will see a new folder on the desktop icon and it will be called "New folder" (of all things!). Double click on it.

  6. you have now two open folders - folder 'Music' of the Sansa and the "new folder" (which will be empty).

  Find a space on the blue bar at the bottom of the screen where there is no icon or click here, right and rectangular 'button '. Drag "Vertical mosaic Windows" and release the mouse button.

  7 left click on one of the files in the folder "Music" you want burned and, while holding down the mouse button, drag on the "new folder" and release the mouse button. The file will be copied into the "new folder".

  8. Repeat this until the "new folder" contains all the files you want to put it on CD.

  In fact, there is a shortcut, you can use here. Left click one of the files you want in the 'Music' folder and then hold the 'Ctrl' key pressed on the keyboard while you click on others. You can select multiple files in this way.

  After that that they are all out highlighted, CTRL key and left click one of the highlighted files once and hold down the left button of the mouse down by dragging the entire cluster highlighted on toward the "new folder".

  9 point your program CD burner to the new folder and specify that you want to burn all of the files it contains. The burner program must have some kind of gauge that tells you how completely files you chose will make the record. If you selected that too, you may need to remove some before you can proceed with the burning.

• email an mp3 file. (recorded on a digital voice recorder... personal folder. Comcast. says the file is too large (1.4 MB)

  I'm trying to e-mail a personal voice recording on a digital voice recorder.  Google and Comcast rejected the message, indicating that the server of the recipient (Comcast) has rejected as too grand (1.46 MB) of the suggestions?

  I'm trying to e-mail a personal voice recording on a digital voice recorder.  Google and Comcast rejected the message, indicating that the server of the recipient (Comcast) has rejected as too grand (1.46 MB) of the suggestions?

  =====================================
  1.46 MB isn't a very large file... I think the Comcast
  limit is something like 10 MB. The problem may be with the file
  format... try to rename or compress the file and see it done
  a difference.

  Example... If the name of the file has been voice.exe replace voice.jpg
  and to inform your recipient to change back before playing.

  Another alternative would be to download the file on the following
  the site and send the download link to your recipient:

  "SendSpace.
  http://www.sendspace.com/

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• I'm getting conversion failure on my files combine.  Same files that I've done before.  It's never happened before.  What is going on?

  Ansyone know whats going on with the failure of file conversion to combine?

  Hi victoriap19600982,

  Please try to combine PDF files after you login to "https://cloud.acrobat.com/combinepdf" by using the credentials of your Adobe ID.

  In addition, make sure that the files you want to combine are not secure, password protected, 3D or a part of a PDF portfolio because these are not cumulative.

  If you are combining supported file types and still get this error, try the following:

  • Log off, and then clear the cache. Then log into https://cloud.acrobat.com/combinepdf using a supported web browser (see: technical specifications |) Adobe Document Cloud).
  • Try to combine small groups of files, to see if you can reduce the error down to a specific file or files.

  Let me know if this helps.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• File recorded incorrectly and parts of the image are missing

  I was working in Photoshop CC and saved that I made changes.  I have added teeth, skull, the eyes and recorded.  No problems.  I added the background and not registered, no problem.  I added the flame and saved... photo is destroyed.  When I clicked saved it changed the image and now the bottom is that partially, the flames have missing parts, the dog has missing pieces and my picture once done for a class assignment is destroyed.  If there is a solution, please help me.  Otherwise I'll have to go back and redo everything.  Which waste far too much time because I have 3 other assignments to do and who does not understand to make posts on the site of the student and watching the video tutorials for other assignments.

  Here is the version incorrectly saved as a png image of the image that it was recorded so wrong what he was:

  

  Help, please!

  Julie S.

  Please see file saved incorrectly and that some parts of the image are missing

  (Double Post)

• Miss me about 15 of my creative cloud file records

  They are just GONE - and has a record that still has a "!" on each subfolder and file so that they are not properly synchronize. WHERE ARE THEY? I really need access to these files via my finder and not via the Web site. Help, please. I tried turning deactivation/activation of the synchronization, but nothing changes!

  Erin is perhaps the question-

  With the recent update of the application of Creative Cloud Desktop (1.9.1.474), we have unfortunately introduced a bug that causes the creation of a new Creative Cloud Files folder and re-synchronization of all content. This will happen only the first time that the synchronization application runs after the update. This caused an understandable pain and confusion, for which we really apologize.

  Creative application Cloud Files contains a logic that supports the use of several Adobe ID. This allows to disconnect from an ID and in, but keeps the contents of your separate creative cloud. When you sign out and change identifiers, the app moves the previous creative Cloud Files folder and it's content and he adds with the already signed in ID (User@AdobeID). Then, it creates a main folder and begins to synchronize the content of the identification of new.

  The bug I mentioned earlier occurs, as the app believes an ID selector took place and as such, moves the current record of Creative Cloud Files and attempts to annex the already signed in ID. As no switch actually took place, it manifests as (unknown).  The application then creates a main folder to synchronize the data.

  What you end up with is essentially a creative Cloud Files folder with your new synchronized data and a creative Cloud Files (unknown) folder that contains duplicate data.

  This happens once, after the last update.

  The solution is to simply delete the (unknown) Creative Cloud Files folder.

  I recommend that ensure you that you have no pending change you can do offline and you check the contents of the folder new, main designer Cloud Files contains everything you expect of him.  If this is not the case, check the contents of the creative Cloud files (unknown).

  If there is still an incompatibility with your data, you can check on creative.adobe.com to confirm that your data is there.

  If you have any other problems or questions on this topic please email [email protected]