Thread: crcdisk.sys - problem loading Vista

Hello ess, Have you considered a system restore ?. If you go back to a point before this started, you may get back to normal. Hope in some way this helps, good luck and post your results.

Hey Stoney, Thanks for the reply. I did indeed try using the System Restore facility (I should have mentioned that earlier). There were four Restore points; none of them worked. Mind you, I haven't tried that since uninstalling the Bluetooth software... hold the phone.

Quote: Originally Posted by ess Hey Stoney, Thanks for the reply. I did indeed try using the System Restore facility (I should have mentioned that earlier). There were four Restore points; none of them worked. Mind you, I haven't tried that since uninstalling the Bluetooth software... hold the phone. Hey Stoney, So I tried doing a System Restore to the ...

Without a Vista disk to carry out a repair with may be a problem. Follow the link to the tutorial and see if you can repair your file system. Hopefully this will help. System Files - SFC Command

[QUOTE=ess;1187584] Quote: Originally Posted by ess Truthfully, I'm scared to even attempt to go any further, so your help would be greatly appreciated. So I tried shutting it down, after failed attempts to connect to the internet so I could perform the Norton Live Update, etc... it got stuck on the "Shutting down..." screen for about five minutes, then came the blue screen ...

Quote: Originally Posted by stoneys-nutz Without a Vista disk to carry out a repair with may be a problem. Follow the link to the tutorial and see if you can repair your file system. Hopefully this will help. System Files - SFC Command Oops! Didn't see this. Will try it. Thanks, Stoney.

Quote: Originally Posted by ess Quote: Originally Posted by stoneys-nutz Without a Vista disk to carry out a repair with may be a problem. Follow the link to the tutorial and see if you can repair your file system. Hopefully this will help. System Files - SFC Command Oops! Didn't see this. Will try it. Thanks, Stoney. Arrrgghhh!!! Now I ...

Can you zip up your BSOD dump files so we can see what is causing the problem. You will find them in C: > Windows > Minidump. Thanks.

Quote: Originally Posted by stoneys-nutz Can you zip up your BSOD dump files so we can see what is causing the problem. You will find them in C: > Windows > Minidump. Thanks. Here you go. I hope you can find something. Many thanks for your help.

The fault seems to be with csrss.exe, which is part of the Windows process. This is what i found. "The Microsoft Client Server Runtime Server subsystem utilises the process csrss.exe for managing the majority of the graphical instruction sets under the Microsoft Windows operating system. As such Csrss.exe provides the critical functions of the operating system, and its termination can ...