Remove the Windows XP CD and USB drive.As was mentioned in the section "Saving System State with Last Known Good Configuration," the Last Known Good Configuration is automatically saved whenever a user successfully logs on locally to the system. Copy the file in USB drive to c:\windows\system32\msvcrt.DLL (Note: you may need to try a few drive letters to find your USB drive.). Backup the original DLL in C:\windows\system32. For my case, it is different from what I can find in another computer. Check the date and size of the msvcrt.dll. Press number to select the correct Windows XP installation, then enter the administrator password. When the "Welcome to Setup" screen appears, press R to start the Recovery Console. You will get yourself into Windows Setup. Put the Windows XP setup CD into the failed machine. Then, start Recovery Console to copy the file. Copy the file from another computer and put it into a USB drive. So, my next attempt will try to replace the file using Recovery Console. Turned out that the problem was caused by the installer overwriting msvcrt.dll in System32, causing the crash. Is the guide silly or I'm the one stupid? How do I do it when I can't start anything, even safe mode in command prompt failed.Īnother search result points me to this thread: Blue screen after installation on Win XP. I thought I found the solution, but it asked me to use a command prompt to enable Dr. 
I start another computer to search for a solution and I found a Microsoft Knowledge Base article titled How to troubleshoot a "STOP 0xC000021A" error. The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xc0000139 (0x00000000 0x00000000). Then, I get a blue screen with the following error: Then, I tried Disable automatic restart on system failure in the "Windows Advanced Options Menu", initiated with the same F8 way. The next option I tried was Last Known Good Configuration, but still no luck. Unfortunately, safe mode didn't work for me. Then you will be displayed with an "Windows Advanced Options Menu", which you need to select "Safe Mode". To put a Windows XP machine into safe mode, all you have to do is to keep pressing F8 button when the computer boots up. It only managed to reach the Windows XP boot up screen, then it restart again itself.Īfter a few rounds of self reboot, I think I could put it into safe mode then use system restore to restore the system back to the time before I install the new driver. When the computer boot up, it failed to enter Windows. I reboot the machine after installation completed. I found some problems with the built-in bluetooth device in my HP laptop.
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