Blue Screen at Startup after beagle virus?

Question

My friend got a beagle virus, here is a partial trascript. Can anyone help?
Z: my desktop crashed
Z: liek it bluescreend
Z: then it restarted fine
Z: then 20 min later it bluescreens
Z: and now i cant get back on
Z: like it says like to start windows normally, safe mode, last known settings yada yada
Z: and everyone i choose
Z: it does nothing
Z: goes to xp screen and freezes
Z: if i reinstall windows
Z: it wont delete my data right
Z: yo
Z: right
Me: it will delete it if you don't install it in a different directory
Z: if i dont install what in a diff directory?
Z: i dont want to lose my data i just want to reinstall windows
Me: if you don't install windows in a different directory and leave the current one intact
Me: at least in 2000, I don't know about XP
Me: it will usually warn you before deleting everything
Me: if you have another computer you can set the HD as a slave
Z: ok i got a blue screen now
Z: a problem ahs been deteced
Z: prob seems to be caused by fdc.sys

This was also in the conversation, but I didn't have room for it. If he can't reinstall or repair, what else can he do?

Me: I'm pretty sure if you reinstall the operating system in a diferent directory and don't tell it to format or erase your date you should be able to restart with the new windows
Z: ya but i cant even reinstall windows bro
Z: i told u i put the disk in
Z: and it came up with that error
Me: did you tell it to book from the disk when it restarted? the bios has an order that it boots in
Z: ya i know

Answer 1

Irrelevant of what folder you install XP, it will overwrite your profile. Make sure you move your files from your profile if you are using default administrator profile and If you are not using default administrator profile but another profile, make sure that you move data even before creating a new profile on fresh installation with the same name as it will over write the new profile on the existing one. You can check your profiles under c:\Documents and Settings...

Answer 2

Plug your puzzling force right into a acquaintances pc and run chkdsk /f from the run line. Defrag your puzzling force afterwards. Does it artwork? If no longer, do a glance for for *.dmp information and get the hot dump document, ...dmp.... bypass to Microsoft's information superhighway website and receive WinDbg.exe, homestead windows debugger and do a glance for for the instructions on the thanks to study a dump document. which will inform you what's incorrect with it. you are able to also write down the quit code it supplies that appears like 0x000084e33 (0x00000004e, 0x000000002c, 0x000000000, 0x000000000) ignore with reference to the 0x00000000 ones because the in basic terms valid codes are those with values. Google them and observe what others might want to say about your particular code. sturdy success! Juice

Answer 3

nothing you can do...reinstall windows, wipe the drive and start over. Beagle is a B****

Answer 4

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