G
Guest
As of this morning my computer will not let me login. As soon as I enter my password and it goes to load personal settings it reboots automatically. Can anyone help
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R
roger
Hi Kevin,
Can you enter in Safe Mode (pressing F8 repeatedly during boot)?
If you can do so, try to make a System Restore to before this
happened.
Good luck
As of this morning my computer will not let me login. As soon as I enter my password and it goes to load personal settings it reboots automatically. Can anyone help?
Can you enter in Safe Mode (pressing F8 repeatedly during boot)?
If you can do so, try to make a System Restore to before this
happened.
Good luck
G
Guest
Hi Roger. Yes I can get in using safe-mode but unfortunately I did a windows xp upgrade this morning as well and killed my restore points. Any suggestions
----- roger wrote: ----
Hi Kevin
On Tue, 25 May 2004 11:11:04 -0700, "Kevin
Can you enter in Safe Mode (pressing F8 repeatedly during boot)
If you can do so, try to make a System Restore to before thi
happened
Good luc
----- roger wrote: ----
Hi Kevin
On Tue, 25 May 2004 11:11:04 -0700, "Kevin
As of this morning my computer will not let me login. As soon as I enter my password and it goes to load personal settings it reboots automatically. Can anyone help
Can you enter in Safe Mode (pressing F8 repeatedly during boot)
If you can do so, try to make a System Restore to before thi
happened
Good luc
R
roger
Hi Kevin,
You mentioned you did an upgrade. Did you download patches from
Windows Update?
If you did and the patches are causing this behavior, you could try to
uninstall them by going to the $NTUninstallKBxxxxxx$ folder (where
xxxxx is the number of the patch), spuninst subfolder and click on
spuninst.exe. Or the patches might be uninstalled from the Add/Remove
applet.
Another option, while in Safe mode, create a new user account and
check if you can log in normally with it, if yes, copy the settings
from the old to the new user account.
How to Copy User Data to a New User Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;811151
Good luck
You mentioned you did an upgrade. Did you download patches from
Windows Update?
If you did and the patches are causing this behavior, you could try to
uninstall them by going to the $NTUninstallKBxxxxxx$ folder (where
xxxxx is the number of the patch), spuninst subfolder and click on
spuninst.exe. Or the patches might be uninstalled from the Add/Remove
applet.
Another option, while in Safe mode, create a new user account and
check if you can log in normally with it, if yes, copy the settings
from the old to the new user account.
How to Copy User Data to a New User Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;811151
Good luck
G
Guest
Hey Roger. No I didn't download the updates. I will try your second suggestion though. Thanks for your help. Will post if it worked tomorrow morning
Kevin
Kevin