How to Fix Vista Normal Mode PROBLEM?

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Mike

I had this problem this morning, never heard of before. My laptop
wont
allow me to log-in. In safe mode, I can log-in but Bill Gates IE wont
run and things look ugly on the screen.


I tried System Recovery, the machine kept running for an hour till I
gave-up. I called MS customer support, but they want me to PAY them! I
refused to pay for a defected OS!

Any expert with this provide some directions on how to fix?


Thanks,
Mike
 
I had this problem this morning, never heard of before. My laptop
wont
allow me to log-in. In safe mode, I can log-in but Bill Gates IE wont
run and things look ugly on the screen.

I tried System Recovery, the machine kept running for an hour till I
gave-up. I called MS customer support, but they want me to PAY them! I
refused to pay for a defected OS!

Any expert with this provide some directions on how to fix?

Thanks,
Mike
Click to expand...

What about Re-Formatting the machine if that would eliminate the
problem? I know it is like a heart surgery...
 
sometimes vista won't start
due to some kind of hardware
change.

mine wouldn't start this
morning until I performed
the below:

what I would try is to boot
into the bios and set the
settings to the default state.

then as it reboots get into
the diagnostic boot menu
and try "last good configuration"

you may have to hold down the
f5 key or the f8 or both
immediately after to bios
testing at startup to pull
up the special boot menu.

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db wrote: > sometimes vista won't start > due to some kind of hardware
change. > > mine wouldn't start this > morning until I performed >
Click to expand...
the below: > > what I would try is to boot > into the bios and set the
settings to the default state. > > then as it reboots get into > the
Click to expand...
diagnostic boot menu > and try "last good configuration" > > you may
have to hold down the > f5 key or the f8 or both > immediately after
to bios > testing at startup to pull > up the special boot menu. > >
-- > db???`?...?><)))?> > DatabaseBen, Retired Professional > -
Systems Analyst > - Database Developer > - Accountancy > - Veteran of
the Armed Forces > - @Hotmail.com > - nntp Postologist > ~ "share the
nirvana" - dbZen > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > > > > "Mike"
(e-mail address removed)... > > On Apr 6, 8:52
morning, never heard of before. My laptop > >> wont > >>
 
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