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When I boot my computer normaly, only my background picture is displayed, I 've already tried everything... & nothing happened.
Then if I restart my computer hitting many times on the F8 button, I can boot on safe mode, but when I restart the computer again normaly, nothing is displayed, not even the background picture.
I've been repeating the above several times, and it came out like that all the time.
:helpsmile: :helpsmile: :helpsmile: :ghostface:
Thanks a lot in advance
Leonidas.
Boot normally and when only the background pic is displayed click ctrl + alt + del to bring up task manager and then got to file "new task (run) and then type in explorer.exe. and give it a little time to load. The shell should come up.Quote:
Originally posted by leonidas@20 January 2004 - 17:47
When I boot my computer normaly, only my background picture is displayed, I 've already tried everything... & nothing happened.
Then if I restart my computer hitting many times on the F8 button, I can boot on safe mode, but when I restart the computer again normaly, nothing is displayed, not even the background picture.
I've been repeating the above several times, and it came out like that all the time.
:helpsmile: :helpsmile: :helpsmile: :ghostface:
Thanks a lot in advance
Leonidas.
Thanks. But it doesn't work :(
How and when did this prob start?
1: Have you got a XP disc and do you know how to use the recovery console?
2: Have you recently used any gay program(StyleXP2,LogonUIBootrandomiser,BootXP2.5) to change your bootscreens,logons etc?
Try using system restore its the best and quickest solution.
Sometimes that does't work. It may be hardware or driver issues.If you boot from cdrom . Then reinstall not format or clean install just install over. You'll keep your programs intack. You'll have to delete the xp goodies you don't what again but it works :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by Robert00000@20 January 2004 - 17:20
Try using system restore its the best and quickest solution.
just do a repair install (not the recovery console!) the setup will act like its reinstalling windows but it doesnt format the drive and u dont loose any files so its safe to do, although a backup is always best, then the problem should be gone.
BTW, doing this does make your windows updates go away but the you just have to instakll them again and you are good to go.
Which is where the recovery console comes in...Quote:
Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@21 January 2004 - 03:50
just do a repair install (not the recovery console!) the setup will act like its reinstalling windows but it doesnt format the drive and u dont loose any files so its safe to do, although a backup is always best, then the problem should be gone.
BTW, doing this does make your windows updates go away but the you just have to instakll them again and you are good to go.
You have no idea about how XP works? :lol: :lol: :lol:
If you can fix it with the recovery console you dont lose any updates (SP1)
Its definitely a case of the Blind leading the blind where your concerned.
ive never tried the recovery cosole, i always just repair or format and reinstalll becuase it doesnt take much effort on my part and i have all of the updates on my hard drive...