Hello natakuc4,       It looks like I am all set for now.  I went to [URL] ,after downloaded I found the .iso file, and burnt it to a cd.  Then I booted up my E510 using the cd as a boot drive. Once the utility loaded I started their mini Windows XP.  After running chkdsk c:/r from the cmd line three times the hard drive came back clean with no errors.  I removed the cd, exited the utility, restarted the E510 and it booted through to the logon user, password window with no BSOD.   I have a new WD hard drive on order now.  I plan to get all of my programs updated then image the hard drive and put it aside. That will get me a current full system backup.  From then on I will unplug my Ethernet cord and not put the PC back on the internet for any reason.  I may very well take you up on the idea of purchasing another working E510 for future spare parts.   Thanks for your tid bits,   Charlie
Hello,  I could use a little help.  My system, Dell E510, Windows XP Media Edition 2002 Service Pac 2, only boots to a blue screen. The error on the BSOD is SESSION5_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE     Tech info:  STOP: 0X00000071  At one time the BSOD error read: PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE   Tech info: STOP: 0X0000006B.    I've tried using the LKGC but that fails as well with the same BSOD.  I can not go into Safe mode as the system hangs as Safe is loaded.  I can not recall just where but, I can retry it and get more information.  This all started after trying to copy some files from the hard drive to a 3.5in floppy in the drive. I can only believe the file formats were corrupt because as the file copied the system hung and kept writing to the floppy drive.  The only way I could get it to stop was by powering down the PC.  Since then I have been unable to come up with a way to boot up to the desktop.   It seems there is an issue with the boot sector of the drive and I can not access the drive utility to fix it.  I let chkdsk run all the way through on start up but, that did not fix the issue either.  I do not have any disks as they did not come with the machine when purchased new.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
Windows XP Media Center Edition BSOD