Cannot start my dell XPS because I downloaded the Vista updates.

I downloaded updates this weekend Silverlight being a.
Since then, I can no longer boot my computer.
No USB port is active. Directly monitor goes in power saving mode.
Cannot use a PS/2 port for keyboard.
I had this happens about 2 weeks ago and you could get into the system and the roll to a good restore point.
No luck this time.
no error codes because I can't getinto the system.
Any suggestions
CD/DVD disc do not work for a reboot

Shekhar,
I was unable to boot the system at the very beginning.
I ran linux and was finally able to enter the system.
It seems that the issue was between the update for microsoft silverlight (KB979202) and nVidia GeForce 8800 gt display.
Once I removed both of these updates and reinstalled the update of the Nvidia 8800gt. ; system is back to normal.
Hope this helps others.

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