Uuggh, my brothers computer is giving me a hard time. When it boots it hangs on Mup.sys. I tried replacing the file, restoring the registry, and renewing a previously working state but none of those worked. I tried several Windows XP disks but they all hang after the "Press F* to install custom RAID drivers" so I can't run chkdsk. I tried going into Ubuntu and running ntfsfix but that did nothing.
I don't know what to do now. The Windows XP disks don't work and I can't get into Windows, I don't know where to go from here.
What exactly do you mean by hang? As soon as mup.sys is loaded, all hard drive activity stops, or does it keep accessing yet not go into Windows?
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SpudgeWitty commentsgo next to this blue dot thingyRegistered Userregular
edited November 2010
It's actually hanging after mup.sys (once it shows a name, that means it's loaded). It's hanging at ACPI init. Try this:
Change your ACPI settings in BIOS. Reboot, then change them back. Unplug all USB devices except keyboard and mouse, and try booting again
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Change your ACPI settings in BIOS. Reboot, then change them back. Unplug all USB devices except keyboard and mouse, and try booting again
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Edit: Disabled ACPI, didn't work.