Comments on: How does on correct a file system error?

By: RBBarnier

RBBarnier — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 05:26:50 +0000

Yes I am speaking about the ,”Is that simple white text scrolling past on a black screen before any graphical ‘splash screen’ shows up?”And again as for the system Identification m its is the one from the Control panel “System” identification.

By: TomLiotta

TomLiotta — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 23:28:56 +0000

…when one looks for the system identification…

Is that from the ‘System’ function in Control Panel, the General tab under the ‘System:’ label? Or is it from a Microsoft ID sticker on the laptop?

…when the system Boots is scrolls with he text stating Windiows/system/32bit…

Is that simple white text scrolling past on a black screen before any graphical ‘splash screen’ shows up? Is it part of a text screen that indicates any kind of timer counting down?

If you’re unfamiliar with ITKE (this forum), you might want to read the FAQ page to get an understanding of some of the difficulties in participating here. The site is intended for IT professionals to assist each other in work issues. An implication is that we try to be very specific about elements under discussion and that we use terms that we all know the meaning of. It can be complicated getting the words right. There can be many alternative meanings.

In your case, the boot text could simply be nothing more than that. Just simple text that has no real inherent meaning. Or because it seems to be a directory name, it could just be a boot function that was looking to see if that directory existed.

Your Control Panel ‘System’ function should be what you pay attention to.

Tom

By: RBBarnier

RBBarnier — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 19:22:08 +0000

I thought I was clear. I am new to this so am just familiarizing myself with the correct procedure to follow.To answer Tom, it is a Sony AVIO laptop and when one looks for the system identification it states Windows 64bit and when the system Boots is scrolls with he text stating Windiows/system/32bit

By: TomLiotta

TomLiotta — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 18:23:11 +0000

…a laptop whose OS is suppose to be 64bit…

What do you mean by “suppose[d] to be”? Is this a laptop that was purchased from a vendor with a 64-bit OS? Or did you install the OS over a 32-bit version?

Tom