you probably have a hardware conflict. Have you added any new hardware or
installed a new driver lately?
Try disabling hardware one by one until you can boot into normal mode.
If that doesn't work run msconfig from Start->Run (type msconfig) and turn
off everything that loads up with bootup. One by one turn them on and see
which one is causing the problem.
you probably have a hardware conflict. Have you added any new hardware or
installed a new driver lately?
Try disabling hardware one by one until you can boot into normal mode.
If that doesn't work run msconfig from Start->Run (type msconfig) and turn
off everything that loads up with bootup. One by one turn them on and see
which one is causing the problem.
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