How to eliminate the initial registry scan?

[Michal[mt]]

Hi all.... :)
I got a wanderfull celly 800 @ 1120 (1.95 vcore) and it seems to run very well in playing games. But there'is a problem...sometimes my system doesn t want to boot cause a strange registry error. I can t bypass it cause it is a dos application and it only allow me to restart the machine.
I tried to disable this windows function without good result...I uncheked the scan registry option under the "msconfig" but this option represents the second scan that windows makes.
I want to disable the initial registry scan and don t know where i have to go ;)
My cpu is perfectly stable (both windows boot and games) at a frequency of 1066 with a 1.85 vcore.
I forgot...I have tried if it was a ram problem and it was not...I got a wanderfull infineon 7.5 ns ram and it runs stable at 140 cas 2-2-2.
Guys ...give me the goods :)

[Michal[mt]]

Thanks mister ;)
I am going to it :)

[M@€$†®Ö™]

Originally posted by Michal[mt]
Hi all.... :)
I got a wanderfull celly 800 @ 1120 (1.95 vcore) and it seems to run very well in playing games. But there'is a problem...sometimes my system doesn t want to boot cause a strange registry error. I can t bypass it cause it is a dos application and it only allow me to restart the machine.
I tried to disable this windows function without good result...I uncheked the scan registry option under the "msconfig" but this option represents the second scan that windows makes.
I want to disable the initial registry scan and don t know where i have to go ;)
My cpu is perfectly stable (both windows boot and games) at a frequency of 1066 with a 1.85 vcore.
I forgot...I have tried if it was a ram problem and it was not...I got a wanderfull infineon 7.5 ns ram and it runs stable at 140 cas 2-2-2.
Guys ...give me the goods :)

The Registry Key I have when it runs is as follows

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run
check out C:\WINDOWS\scanregw.exe /autorun is the registry program call parameters as I understand them.

I would try and move that program out of that directory and try the msconfig again. I use System Mechanic to disable it without fail as when I overclock I would get that error message with the registry and it would reboot. I do not know of the side effects to not allowing this to happen. But hope this info helps.


Maestro

BTW I am using WinMe which most hate but I love :) But things should be the same for 98se as well.

[Thelemac]

When it finds errors in the registry and it won't boot that means that you have overclocked too much...ie your system is unstable.

*Moved to "Software and Operating Systems"*

You don't have to post the question multiple times, either. If you accidentally post in the wrong topic just wait a little bit and a moderator will move it for you. Thanks. :)

[Michal[mt]]

Grazie Maestro ;)
...ok...sorry...have learnt the lesson :P

[M@€$†®Ö™]

Originally posted by Thelemac
When it finds errors in the registry and it won't boot that means that you have overclocked too much...ie your system is unstable.

*Moved to "Software and Operating Systems"*

You don't have to post the question multiple times, either. If you accidentally post in the wrong topic just wait a little bit and a moderator will move it for you. Thanks. :)

You are correct Thelemac :) I do not use it as Thelemac is right but I have tried to see if I could get the system to boot and I was able to bypass the registry scan with what I shared :)

Maestro