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BlacKnight
Hi,
Ive been trying to fix my sisters computer for her with no luck. A few days
ago, after she did a windows update or something of the sort, whenever her
computer would try to boot up, it would stop at the logo splash screen and
automatically reboot. I accessed safe mode and tried to do a System Restore,
no luck. Tried to access the System Recovery Console, but it wont even
accpect her master password (it had SP2 on there so I dont think its the
password bug). Then I tried to do a repair install, but it made it worse
because not only would it crash at the splash screen before it could start
the installation, but now I cant even access safe mode because it saids its
in the middle of the setup and forces it to reboot.
I installed another copy of windows onto another drive to help troubleshoot,
but nothing ive done has worked. Messed with winconfig to change the bootup,
tried to use sfc to check the file system, tried to crash the first part of
install to get it to give me the option of canceling the install, no luck.
Is it possible to cancel the Windows Repair Install so I can access safe
mode again? Anyway I could repair windows from the outside using the other
install? Or am I wasting my time on this?
Ive been trying to fix my sisters computer for her with no luck. A few days
ago, after she did a windows update or something of the sort, whenever her
computer would try to boot up, it would stop at the logo splash screen and
automatically reboot. I accessed safe mode and tried to do a System Restore,
no luck. Tried to access the System Recovery Console, but it wont even
accpect her master password (it had SP2 on there so I dont think its the
password bug). Then I tried to do a repair install, but it made it worse
because not only would it crash at the splash screen before it could start
the installation, but now I cant even access safe mode because it saids its
in the middle of the setup and forces it to reboot.
I installed another copy of windows onto another drive to help troubleshoot,
but nothing ive done has worked. Messed with winconfig to change the bootup,
tried to use sfc to check the file system, tried to crash the first part of
install to get it to give me the option of canceling the install, no luck.
Is it possible to cancel the Windows Repair Install so I can access safe
mode again? Anyway I could repair windows from the outside using the other
install? Or am I wasting my time on this?