Completely screwed by ATI 2009

Is TI 2009 reliant on Vista SP1 being installed?

 

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Just a couple of thoughts to help anyone else who runs into this.

The reason for the multiple ControlSet keys is to support the 'Last Known Good' boot option. Given that Set3 looked valid (upper filters in place) and the files were still on the disk, booting in to 'Last Known Good' may well have worked. It's on the 'Safe Mode' menu, hit F8 while booting.


ControlSet1 is almost always the 'Current'. Unless, of course, you've booted into 'Last Known Good'. The key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Select\Current will tell you which 'ControlSetnnn' was last 'Current'.