Windows data recovery software is an efficient tool that resolves all errors pertaining to Windows inaccessibility and retrieves the lost data.

Windows Vista Service Pack 2 has extended security features providing support for VIA 64-bit CPUs in Windows Vista. So, one can upgrade to this new release for getting improved and advanced security features. However, in some cases upgrading to Windows Vista SP2 may cause a number of issues, which make your system unbootable and make all hard drive partitions inaccessible. It causes Windows data loss and therefore you need to use Windows data recovery software to retrieve lost partitions and data.

In a practical scenario, you may come across below error message after installing Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2), you may encounter below error message constantly:

“Error loop (x64) - Error code 0xc0190036”

In place of rolling back, Windows Vista SP2 updates continue try over and over for modifying the file, which contains error. The file checks as:

“Error 0×00190036 mshtml.tlb”

After the above behavior of Windows Vista, the installer does not run in any mode, i.e. you cannot go for Safe Mode to try to recover the system. It again tries to install botched Vista SP2. Rebooting the system also does not help, as updater again activates itself. This behavior eventually causes partition loss by rendering them inaccessible. You need to identify the cause of this behavior and perform Windows Partition Recovery to gain access of your valuable data.

Root of the problem

The above behavior is caused by missing or damaged mshtml.tlb file or other system files. Due to missing files, Windows cannot get proper resources to boot up and work.

Resolution

You can sort out this problem by renaming the damaged dll files by going through the below steps:

• Boot your system from Windows Vista DVD.

• Choose ‘Repair You Computer’ option.

• Click Command prompt.

• Type below commands on Command prompt and press Enter key after every line:

C:
cd windows
cd system32
ren mshtml.tlb mshtml.tlb.old

• Exit the command prompt.

• Reboot your system.

You can hope that above method works. If the above method does not work, you need to format the hard drive and reinstall Windows Vista. Formatting and reinstalling removes all hard drive partitions and you need to perform Windows data recovery to get back all deleted, lost or corrupt data. <a href="http://www.windowsdatarecovery.net"> Windows Data Recovery </a>software resolves the above mentioned error in Windows Vista and provides the user with all lost data files and folders in no matter of time.