updates caused reboot loop

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e kroon

After my most recent updates installation my computer is
in a continuous reboot loop, the only way I can boot is
in safe mode. I did find and remove a virus with
Mcaffee's "stinger", but that did not fix the reboot
loop.

Anybody else experience this
 
-----Original Message-----
After my most recent updates installation my computer is
in a continuous reboot loop, the only way I can boot is
in safe mode. I did find and remove a virus with
Mcaffee's "stinger", but that did not fix the reboot
loop.

Anybody else experience this
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I believe I'm having the same problem. I'm going to try
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to reboot in safe mode, as nothing else has worked for me -
just keeps rebooting.
 
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to reboot in safe mode, as nothing else has worked for me -
just keeps rebooting.
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OK, I tried to reboot in safe mode & that didn't work,
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just showed a lot of nothing!
 
did u install this patch in the windows update

Flaw in Microsoft VM Could Enable System Compromise
(816093) ?

I had the constant reboot issue rebuild the system (from
a backup) installed the patches and the only error (which
i had origanally) is with this patch it will not install
it correctly says it can not install on SP4

now im scared to reboot the system :(

why does windows update want to install it then GRRR!!
 
All,
So you don't feel alone I am experiencing the same thing.
Installed 2000 on a new hard drive...took FOREVER to get
update 4 downloaded. Then did a simple click on the file
to install and it has gone into a continuouse reboot loop.

Attempted to load in safe mode and still the same thing.

I have not found a solution.

To make matters worse I'm trying to get a 200 gig hard
drive installed. Was told 2000 would allow the system to
recognize the full capacity. Basic 2000 isn't. Who knows
if the update will see it. Back to the same reboot loop
problem.

Oh how I love Microsoft! URrrrrgh!

Anyone have any ideas? Outside of FORMAT C:

Thanks,
Lil
 
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