1. Don`t try to run a "Repair" in Safe Mode. Set up can`t run from Safe Mode and you will be unable to get out of Safe Mode.
2. A "Repair" will return your system to an "out of the box" state and you will lose all the drivers you updated and all Windows Updates.
3. Try the following in Safe Mode to troubleshoot.
Have a look in these places for errors
1. Right click My Computer / Properties / Hardware / Device Manager.
Look for "Yellow" errors
2. Control Panel / Performance and Maintenance / Admin Tools / Event Viewer / System.
Look for "Red" errors. Double click on error.
If there are a lot, some of them will be duplicates so just post one of each.
Take a note of the Event ID and also the Source and post them back.
dunedin
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August 13th, 2006 21:00
Look for "Yellow" errors
Look for "Red" errors. Double click on error.
If there are a lot, some of them will be duplicates so just post one of each.
Take a note of the Event ID and also the Source and post them back.