if osuninst (in system 32 in win xp) doesnt work ,how can i remove it, sud i delete it from boot.ini?
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Reformat the hard drive partition on which it is installed.
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download killbox and install it, run it and follow the instructions to remove the file, it eill remove it on the next reboot before windows loads it, that is why you can't delet it cause it is already loaded in memory. run regedit and remove any trace of it in the run and runonce folders\nthen hope it is gone
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go to start menue->run->"msconfig"->startup tab.  if something looks suspecious there you should remove it.
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press F8 as the systems boots and remove the system password.... x
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The following URL contains instructions to delete(remove) a copy of the  Operating system installed in the computer.\nRefer to the following URL and perform the appropriate instructions to remove a copy of Windows:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289022\n\nThe provided link is from Microsoft, which explains clearly on doing this...
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Insert your xp disk, and boot from it by pressing any key upon boot.\n\nGo through all steps that you would normally go through for an install it will tell you it found a copy on windows and ask if you want to continue.\n\nPress R and it should start to repair the copy  on your computer.\n\nThis is the most valid answer to such a vague question.\nThere are many things that can cause this from corrupt system files to incompatible hardware.\n\nDon't take it to that IT person again obviously they don't know jack.
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You'll have to modify you boot.ini file on your root drive, it is by default a hidden file.  Use caution when modifying this file =)\n\nI've attached a resource that should help you.  It targets win nt but i dont see it being that much different.
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When you start the installation for XP, it'll ask you to format or remove the current partition.  You can remove all partitions and reformat this way.
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you can just reformat it. put in your operating system cd and restart your computer. the setup program should start and then ask you if you want to repair the os or reformat it. reformat it. if you're not sure, take it to a computer repair shop and i'm sure they can help you.
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first of all why r u uninstalling ur windows xp. if u are finding problem with windows xp then u can use the original windows xp. firstly boot up ur system via windows xp cd. secondly u will find alot of options. Either u can remove the current operating system and reload the fresh one or u also have a option to repair it. its very user friendly to go about. u can format ur hard disk to freshly install the xp using the windows xp cd. so that u dont find any options.
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If your system come with a system dick, then boot from that and follow the instructions.\n\nIf not you will have to boot from a windows CD and re-install.
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first of all you can't install 2 windows on the same partitions, i think you are talking about boot setup.\n\nso start ->  run  -> msconfig\n\nthen choose BOOT.INI tab and there delete unneeded option.
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don't need the boot-CD. \n\nJust: Start - Programs - Accessoires - System Tools - System restore (and choose a date and follow the wizard)
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Boot in Safe Mode, Then REmove it, And BE Sure to Disbale all The Addone to Internet Explorer..
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When you wipe the Vista drive clean, the boot menu will not appear.  \n\nHowever, you can also disable that screen without reformatting the drive.\n\nTo do that, simply open Control Panel->Performance and Maintenance->System->Advanced-> choose Windows XP from the drop down box, and uncheck the 'Time to display list of operating systems' checkbox.\n\nIn addition, I'll bet there's a way to change the drive boot priority from the computer's bios, but I'd stick with that method.
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I havent actualy tested it yet , but if your running windows Xp <press> Ctrl Alt Delete at the same  time , then click the processes tab  and when you find tbon in that list right click it and click end process tree , after you do that go to C:&#92;Program Files and delete TBONBIN  i know you can delete the file but dont know if it will fix it , If your running some other form of windows you will want to boot up in safe mode, and delete it from the directory ive mentioned  Good Luck !
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.