Deleted Service Pack and Windows won't start. What do I do?

Setting your BIOS to default settings after hitting F2 has nothing to do with your operating system's lack of files.

You will need to insert your Windows installation disk, boot into Windows setup off of it, and try repairing your Windows installation by pressing the R key.

I do not have any Restoration CD's for my Dell.  The error message is

STOP: C0000135 {Unable To Locate Component}

This application has failed to start because winsrv was not found.  Re-installing the application may fix the problem.

I searched for c0000135 and found an article at Microsoft with my exact error message, but it was talking about Media TV or something and told me use the Recovery Console which requires being able to see my desktop...  I can't get past this blue error screen with the above error msg... 

I've tried EVERY option in Safe Mode and nothing works....  Without doing a PC Restore, is there a way to load the Service Pack BACK to my computer so I won't lose everything??  Or is there another solution??

Thanks.

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@lostoam311 wrote:

I found my Reinstallion CD for Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Inluding Service Pack 1. It's a purple Dell CD. I can't seem to get my computer to boot from disk when I turn it on... It always goes to the blue screen that says c0000135 {Unable to Locate Component}
This Application has failed to start because winsrv was not found. Re-installing the application may fix the problem.

I'm looked up every forum online that I can find and the answers are to insert the CD and it will boot up automatically. Well, it's not booting up automatically. It just takes me to the same blue screen.

Any ideas of how to fix this??

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