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a little help please.

I shut down my computer to unplug and move it when we were moving the
desk... I pluged it back in and now It will not boot past the splash
screen,... it just restarts and gives me the "LAST KNOWN GOOD
CONFIG..SAFE MODE...etc".. the computer will boot into SAFE MODE...
but when I try and inspect my Device Manager for conglicts.. it will
reboot agian.

I have not been able to uncheck the automatic restart so I can see and
stop codes or blue screens or anything.

I did run a chkdisk from the recovery console... still nothing.

anyone have any ideas?

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>a little help please.
>
> I shut down my computer to unplug and move it when we were moving the
> desk... I pluged it back in and now It will not boot past the splash
> screen,... it just restarts and gives me the "LAST KNOWN GOOD
> CONFIG..SAFE MODE...etc".. the computer will boot into SAFE MODE...
> but when I try and inspect my Device Manager for conglicts.. it will
> reboot agian.
>
> I have not been able to uncheck the automatic restart so I can see and
> stop codes or blue screens or anything.
>
> I did run a chkdisk from the recovery console... still nothing.
>
> anyone have any ideas?
>
In Safe Mode...
Try checking your Event Viewer instead of going to Dev Man.

bw..OJ

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> a little help please.
>
> I shut down my computer to unplug and move it when we were moving the
> desk... I pluged it back in and now It will not boot past the splash
> screen,... it just restarts and gives me the "LAST KNOWN GOOD
> CONFIG..SAFE MODE...etc".. the computer will boot into SAFE MODE...
> but when I try and inspect my Device Manager for conglicts.. it will
> reboot agian.
>
> I have not been able to uncheck the automatic restart so I can see and
> stop codes or blue screens or anything.
>
> I did run a chkdisk from the recovery console... still nothing.
>
> anyone have any ideas?


Yeah. Try "last known good config".


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> Yeah. Try "last known good config".
>
>
> Best wishes to all for a safe and joyous holiday season.

I tried LAST KNOWN GOOD CONFIGURATION..... but it does the same
thing... resarts after the windows XP pro splash screen. I am at work
right now.. so I am printing all responses to try when I get home.

On 22 Dec 2006 08:48:56 -0800 Too Much Ying and you will Pay With Yang
then sent this :

>> Yeah. Try "last known good config".
>>
>>
>> Best wishes to all for a safe and joyous holiday season.
>
>I tried LAST KNOWN GOOD CONFIGURATION..... but it does the same
>thing... resarts after the windows XP pro splash screen. I am at work
>right now.. so I am printing all responses to try when I get home.

Try here,
http://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/repair_xp.htm

HTH



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wrote:

>a little help please.
>
>I shut down my computer to unplug and move it when we were moving the
>desk... I pluged it back in and now It will not boot past the splash
>screen,... it just restarts and gives me the "LAST KNOWN GOOD
>CONFIG..SAFE MODE...etc".. the computer will boot into SAFE MODE...
>but when I try and inspect my Device Manager for conglicts.. it will
>reboot agian.
>
>I have not been able to uncheck the automatic restart so I can see and
>stop codes or blue screens or anything.
>
>I did run a chkdisk from the recovery console... still nothing.
>
>anyone have any ideas?

You moved it and it doesn't work...

Take the cover off and make sure all cables are connected.


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I traced it down to one of 2 things.. RAM or an ATI Video card... I
needed more ram anyway, So I put in a new 1 GIG stick, and updated the
ATI drivers from their website.. no crash now yet.

But the new drivers did something to the TV Tuner on the
ALL_IN_WONDER... it now has no sound when I launch the TV app. small
potatos... As long as the computer RUNS.. i can keep my clients happy,

On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 09:07:05 -0800, fshake Has Frothed:

> I traced it down to one of 2 things.. RAM or an ATI Video card... I
> needed more ram anyway, So I put in a new 1 GIG stick, and updated the
> ATI drivers from their website.. no crash now yet.
>
> But the new drivers did something to the TV Tuner on the
> ALL_IN_WONDER... it now has no sound when I launch the TV app. small
> potatos... As long as the computer RUNS.. i can keep my clients happy,

Uninstall then reinstall the All In Wonder application suite. Used to have
one of those and if memory serves, the same thing happened to me.

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