godling

Quote: Originally Posted by HigHTecHReDNecK try repairing you OS ( if you have the disk ). If you dont know how , I'll walk ya through it, but I'd raher not type it all out unless needed. ( I'm lazy today )

Alternately, hold down the F8 key as it boots up, and go into your startup options list. Choose Safe Mode, and see if that helps. If it boots up completely, do it again, only choose the option of getting a detailed startup description ... this should result in you being able to see which device driver(s) are failing during boot. Then you can go back into Safe Mode and replace the driver with a known-good working one.

-godling

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