Plug and Play service -- Vista Home Premium ppart 2

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Thanks to everyone who replied. I guess I focused too much on the SAN disk,
but that was helpful to know.'

The overriding issue is I cannot start the computer with the PNP service
enabled (and as such all its dependencies). The computer never stops
booting and the CPU is maxed at 100%.

The question becomes, is there any way to remove/reinstall the PNP service
or should I just blast the computer with the factory restore CD?

The latter seems to be the "elephant gun" approach to solving this...I'm
just not sure.

Scott

Original post:
New out of the box install on an Everex 3502. All went smooth, setup

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Open your BIOS and disable the motherboard's Plug & Play.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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:

Thanks to everyone who replied. I guess I focused too much on the SAN disk,
but that was helpful to know.'

The overriding issue is I cannot start the computer with the PNP service
enabled (and as such all its dependencies). The computer never stops
booting and the CPU is maxed at 100%.

The question becomes, is there any way to remove/reinstall the PNP service
or should I just blast the computer with the factory restore CD?

The latter seems to be the "elephant gun" approach to solving this...I'm
just not sure.

Scott

Original post:
New out of the box install on an Everex 3502. All went smooth, setup