Have you installed any new software recently ??
Have you installed any new software recently ??
Only XP update KB898461. Surely that.......OMG. I wonder. I just looked back a little further. On the 15th, I have 5 Security Updates; 883939, 896428, 890046, 896358, & 896422. That's 6 total new updates to system just prior to safemode boot failure. I guess I have my work cut out for me now. Nothing but uninstall, re-install, rule out.
Last edited by wgardenhire; July 16th, 2005 at 19:44 PM.
I wouldn't think its that causing the problem. That is just an update that installs a permanent copy of the Package Installer.Originally Posted by wgardenhire
Have you tried system restore ?? Select a point prior to the windows updates.
Alternatively uninstall the updates one by one via add/remove
Last edited by Reverend; July 16th, 2005 at 19:46 PM.
That was long ago and far away.
You could try disabling auto restart:
Right click My Computer.
Select Properties and on the Advanced tab hit the Settings button under Startup and Recovery.Uncheck Automatically restart. Hit OK.
Yeah, that's the only thing I know to do. Uninstall all, check if safemode is open, etc. When the boot process is underway, the safemode screen comes up with safe in all four corners and the product id and build number overlayed in the middle. Of course, the overlay runs across the words safe becaues of difference in screen resolution. Then, there is a screen change with an obvious display adjustment and the safemode screen comes back but this time with the correct resolution for my configuration. I can tell becaues the Product ID with Build Number is centered perfectly with no overrun into the corners. It should not do that since video drivers will not have been loaded. This driver loading is occuring just prior to the auto reboot being initiated. Any thoughts.
You could uninstall you vid card drivers to see if it can get past the auto reboot sequence
Would a boot cfg /basevideo suffice?
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