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• Infinite loop start after updating to Vista Home edition

  I own a lenovo model 8705CTO mini tower PC.

  At the end of July, an automatic update of Vista cannot install properly, which left the starting in a State sequence, appears:

  "Configuring updates: stage 3 of 3-0% complete.

  "Microsoft Vista Home Basic"

  for 10 seconds, then

  "Shutting down".

  for a minute or two

  and restart again in the same loop.
  This loop lasted several hours.

  With the help of:

  "Rescue and Recovery - repair Express."

  the following message is generated:

  "Errors have been detected in the operating system."

  "Click on files" reveals:

  Details

  Status of name
  Bootmgr corrupt

  The bootmgr file has 325 KB

  Apparently, it was generated on 01/18/2008 and contains 333 203 bytes.

  Operating system restore points prior facilities only are not available, since the automatic update has left the system with the restore than identical behavior points.

  How can I recover without having to re - install the operating system from scratch?
  It is advisable to remove the bootmgr file and it re - generate from scratch?
  What is the procedure to achieve this?

  Thanks for your response (s)

  HD

  I have created the disk as described, as the 64-bit version. The standard disc worked and allowed me to use repair tools.
  BTW, these are already shipped with the LENOVO system, and I consulted the tools off during the START-UP phase, then by restarting the PC.

  The answer to the success of the recovery could be found here, after that I tried
  "Configuring updates: stage 3 of 3-0% complete.
  on Google and looking at various web pages:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/949358

  (Restore points were crushed, because automatic updates have been selected, and the computer ran unattended for more than a week by substituting the last point valid restore as update VISTA tried to re - install the updates failed every night)

  Method 3: Rename the Pending.xml file, and then change the registry notes read the following important notes before you use this troubleshooting method.

  • Use this method to resolve the symptom of restart that is described in the "Symptoms" section, so that you can back up data before you reinstall Windows. You must use this method of troubleshooting only if you plan to back up data and reinstall Windows.
  • Use this method only after trying other methods.

    Note If your computer is not configured to start from a CD or a DVD, see the documentation provided with your computer for instructions on how to continue.

  • Use this method only if the computer has no restore points or if you cannot start your computer to a point where the system restore feature is available.
  • After using this method, the following conditions may exist until reinstalling Windows:
    • An update is being installed may not be installed correctly.
    • Windows Update may not work correctly.
    • If an update is installed, you may be unable to stop the installation process.
    • You may be unable to enable and disable certain Windows functions in option.
    • Certain optional Windows features may not work correctly.
    • The computer may be in an unprotected state.

  To rename the Pending.xml file, and edit the registry, follow these steps.

  Start Windows Vista and go to system recovery options:

  1. Insert the Windows Vista installation disc in the disc drive, and then restart the computer.
  2. When you are prompted to restart from the disc, press any key.
  3. When you are prompted, configure the language to install, time and currency formatsand keyboard or input method options that you want, and then click Next.
  4. On the Install Windows page, click repair your computer.
  5. In the System Recovery Options page, click the version of the Windows Vista operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next.

  Use the system recovery options to rename the Pending.xml file and modify the registry:

  1. In the System Recovery Options page, click command prompt.
  2. Type cd C:\windows\winsxs, and then press ENTER.
  3. Type ren pending.xml pending.old, and then press ENTER.
  4. Type regedit and press ENTER.
  5. Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
  6. On the file menu, click load the hive.
  7. Look for the following folder:
     C:\windows\system32\config\components
  8. When you are prompted for a name, type Offline_Components.
  9. In the registry editor, find and delete the following registry subkey:
     HLKM\Offline Components\AdvancedInstallersNeedResolving
     HKLM\Offline Components\PendingXmlIdentifier

  Exit the registry editor:

  1. At the command prompt, type exit to quit the registry editor.
  2. Press ENTER.
  3. Click restart.

• Updates, default, caught in an infinite loop of Windows Update.

  Got a new Lenovo Thinkpad carbon X 1 (i7).  When I first turned on she wants to install 60 updates.  I let install them, but when restart, he says that it has failed and is to roll back updates.  Every morning when I wake up he said updates were installed and has not withdrawn.  So I had to make off automatic windows update and now I'm 60 updates behind.  This thing is brand new out of the box and expensive.  So, how can we so dysfunctional already?  Maybe I'll return and get another Sony.   :-(

  I found it, it's here:

  http://DevNote.tmeta.com/2012/09/solved-Windows-Updats-fails-on-brand.html

  Basically, you need to install this first update: KB2647753.

  Then restart and apparently other updates will work after that.  At least that is what I read on this page, as I'm about to try, will display again if it does not work.

• After downloading recently some 60 more Windows updates that me seems to be stuck in an infinite loop restart your computer.

  * Original title: download Windows updates

  After downloading recently some 60 more Windows updates that me seems to be stuck in an infinite loop restart your computer.

  Download the historical State successful but may need to restart.   Several attempts to restart always end with reboot so unable to see if other updates are available.

  Windows Update does not work

  This is a very common problem lately.

  Download and run the appropriate version for your system from the system update readiness tool.  System 32-bit X 86 must https://support.Microsoft.com/en-ca/KB/947821.  System 64-bit X 64.

  As a general rule, the following rather simple and fast process should be.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows8_1-update/Windows-Update-problem-error-code-80080008/de8114b5-1487-4B31-9b28-f11974718df1?auth=1  This thread has essentially lists a series of commands that I found generally fixed WU.

  Start, all programs, accessories, right-click on command prompt, select run as administrator, OK.  Type the following in the black box:

  1. net stop wuauserv
  2. net stop cryptSvc
  3. net stop bits
  4. net stop msiserver
  5. Ren SoftwareDistribution.old C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution
  6. Ren C:\Windows\System32\catroot2 catroot2.old
  7. net start wuauserv
  8. net start cryptSvc
  9. net start bits
  10. net start msiserver
  11. pause
  12. Output

  Services of type in the text box above the start planet.  Find each of the following items and make sure they are set to automatic: Intelligent Transfer in the background, cryptographic, Windows Installer, Windows Update services.  Double-click on each item and choose automatic.

  Now restart Windows Update.  Do NOT restart Windows.   Be very, very sick, it will probably take a while.

• Infinite loop of "Failure to configure Windows updates" Windows 8

  Hello

  Recently, I completely reset my laptop Windows 8. After reset, I installed all the updates (there were about 90) and restart as prompted. However, now the PC is stuck in an infinite loop trying to configure the updates, or configure them, then reboot and try again.

  Like I can't pass the configuration screens, I can not troubleshoot or do anything since the PC itself and it's very frustrating and I don't know what to do.

  Hello

  This problem might have occurred because of these reasons:

  1 external.

  2. bad Windows Update settings.

  3. conflicts between third party applications.

  I suggest to start the computer using safe mode and then attempt to perform the steps in the article.

  Step 1: Start the computer in Mode safe.

  Start settings for Windows (including safe mode)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Windows-startup-settings-safe-mode

  Step 2: Try the steps outlined in the article.

  "Configuration of the Windows updates failed. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer"error when you try to install Windows updates
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949358/en-us

  Note:

  1. When you perform the system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, programs and updates that you have installed are removed.
  2. Please do not perform upgrade in-place or reinstalling Windows.
  3. After the boot minimum troubleshooting step, follow the "How to reset the computer to start as usual after a clean boot troubleshooting" section in the link provided to return the computer to a Normal startup mode.

  See the article for more information.

  Problems with installing updates
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/troubleshoot-problems-installing-updates#1TC=Windows-8

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• Has managed to recover from the infinite loop restart Vista SP1 "configuration updates stage 3 of 3 0%"- but Windows Update always wants me to install Vista SP1!

  WIndows Update asks me to install Vista SP1. I did and got into the infamous infinite loop of SP1 (infinite loop ' configuration updates stage 3 of 3 0% "with Vista SP1). I used F8 to repair my computer, and I chose a restore before the SP1 update point has been installed. The restore point has been applied successfully, so I have the computer in the back. Super. However, Windows Update wants me reinstall Vista SP1. Needless to say, I am reluctant to do so. But I want to be aware of the Windows updates. What do I do? TIA

  (With the help of Vista Home Premium)

  This gives a whirlwind:

  1. download the Norton Removal Tool, save it to your desktop: ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/removal_tools/Norton_Removal_Tool.exe

  1B. download the tool McAfee Consumer Product Removal, save it to your desktop: http://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe

  2. close all open applications (that is, anything with an icon on the taskbar).

  3. right click on the file that you saved in # 1 above and select run as administrator to run the utility. DO TAP not your keyboard until the race ends, then restart.

  4. right click on the file that you saved in # 1 b above and select run as administrator to run the utility. DO TAP not your keyboard until the race ends, then restart.

  5. ensure that the http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955430 and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821 have been installed. (If they were, they would belong to installed updates. If they don't, try to manually download/install.

  6 test cycle.

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• ShowWindow enter an infinite loop when you try to open a subfolder of a file system shell extension

  Hi all,

  I've implemented a file system shell extension. Everything works fine, but the next case: the user tries to open a subfolder of the extended file system (double clicking on its icon, for example), but an error is detected. When the ShowWindow is called to display the error message, the thread enters an infinite loop within the ShowWindow function.

  It seems that the shell access mode when double click to open a subfolder which prohibits the display of new windows.

  Have someone faced this situation? Can anyone give me a suggestion in order to investigate in the right direction?

  I thank very you much.

  Hello

  I discovered the reason for the behavior represented: I created the message window as a child of the display window. At the opening of the subfolder view window becomes disabled, which also affect the child window. Definition of the parent to NULL window I solved the problem.

  Paolo Righi

• Satellite P100: BSOD nv4_disp infinite loop playing a game

  Hello

  I hope you can see my details of my profiling system, but in case you can't, here are the basic details:

  Satellite P100-113; 2x2.0GHz; 2 GB of memory; XP Pro SP3. Go 7600 256 MB - factory core/mem speed 350 / 400 MHz - no overclocking.
  Out of warranty: purchased as a plant-reclamation in 2006. No problem at all until this - great machine!

  I tried for 2 weeks to resolve the formidable 'in nv4_disp infinite loop' blue screen of the problem of death, which occurs when playing company of Heroes Opposing Fronts (COHOF). Original COH has always run without any problem.

  I think I tracked down what is happening. Using RivaTuner, I took a log of data GPU, both in the general use of Windows and by practicing a COHOF game. I had just downloaded a "fix" claimed this infinite loop problem; referenced in the nvidia forum.
  I think it was the only reason that the game did not plant this time, so that I could look at the newspaper. But this has not yet resolved the problem.

  What is clear, according to the journal of Riva, it's the GPU speeds are usually 0/0 on Windows. Then, every few minutes, he crawls up to something like 198/135, for only 10-20 seconds and then again. This, in my opinion, has always happened, because it is accompanied by a rapid acceleration of the fan and a "sigh" to air for a few seconds. The machine has always done since I bought it, and it is not a problem in normal conditions (i.e. not game) use.

  But here'w what happened in the game. After playing about 30 minutes (I noted earlier), the game suddenly stuttered horribly, so I thought it might be breaking. FPS increased from typical of 30-40 something like 0.5 to 2 FPS. And this continued for another 15 minutes (I went to play, with gritted teeth, in order to obtain good log data).

  Looking at the newspaper of Riva, what happened at that time was one of these speed GPU rampdowns: down 351/398 expected 198/198 - just for about 15 seconds, then go back to the top to 351/398. Given that the "infinite loop" error includes a description "device driver entered an infinite loop waiting for the material to answer", I am fairly certain that it is the cause of the infinite loop BSOD: If the GPU suddenly decides to run at reduced speed in half, under heavy load (COHOF has often been described as the ultimate stress-test system) , you expect this kind of error occurs. I suspect that this is the point to which I would have had a crash "infinite loop" - but perhaps the 'fix', I downloaded caught the ball and prevented the usual total crash.

  Temperature: absolutely perfect. I use a Zalman cooler under the machine. Riva reports temperatures GPU 51 c (idle), maxing out at a constant C 66-68 without crampons (load, COHOF). So, my driver unless (I tried 84.4 - later, Toshiba or 91.33, 156.13, 164 something laptopvideo2go.com) is a misinterpretation of the temperature data and imagine that the card needs to be rested (because the driver thinks, it's hitting the ceiling of 115 HP.), is not an overheating problem.

  The fact that go up and down this rise has always happen, even with the original drivers installed at the factory from Toshiba (the regular intermittent fan 'sighs') makes me think that this is part of Toshiba design for integration of the Go 7600 in this machine. Perhaps something of the power management, or to extend the life of the chip. (I have all the settings of power-mgmt software I can find the value "grass of the battery, give me performance", since I usually use the machine plugged).

  Now, it of very well under Windows, does not cause problems. But he won't. The GPU is ramping down, without apparent reason, while COHOF is throwing a huge workload on it.

  Issues related to the:
  1. How can I disable this behavior ramp - at least temporarily to play COHOF? I've never heard of a GPU accelerates its speed goes up and down depending on the load, so I doubt it's problem of nVidia.
  2. can I get an updated driver for this machine? The most recent is 84.4.0. Of course, it is possible to download drivers from laptopvideo2go.com modded-, but I suspect that these pilots to leave out some specific Toshiba 'magical' that manages the specific details of this card in this machine. (p. ex. or SpeedFan and Riva can detect any fans in my system, which suggests that Toshiba took control of the fan "under the hood" somehow).
  3. where can I get an update BIOS/firmware for the Go 7600? You can find anything on the net, apart from that!

  Looks like I need to take this with a hardcore of Toshiba tech (I don't know if Toshiba supports log on this forum); But if someone reads this and has a time "click - I know that this", please post some ideas as to what I can do.

  Hey Buddy

  It seems that this Toshiba forum is only a user forum, and it seems there are only Toshiba users here and not technicians.

  In any case if I understand you problem described in your long ad, the graphic issue appears only this specific game (company of Heroes Opposing Fronts).

  In my opinion, the graphics driver is not fully compatible with this game or your game does not support the nVidia Driver
  So it s not a problem with the laptops hardware, but compatibility issues between the two parties game<->graphics driver software

  I think a graphics driver update (if available) might help.

  Here are my responses regarding the points:

  (1) as I said above, I think that the graphics driver update might help to
  (2) according to my experience, all the latest drivers graphics (and other drivers) are published on the Toshiba driver website
  (3) you can find only a Toshiba BIOS on the Toshiba driver page. BIOS or firmware update graphic card is unknown to me and to be honest I don t think it would exist.

  See you soon

• Unable to connect to iTunes - infinite loop of death!

  When it asks to connect to iTunes on the iMac, I'm stuck in an infinite loop of death... Force Quit is my only after several hours.

  No recent changes to Apple ID or password and can always connect successfully on other devices such as the old iPod Touch dinosaurs.

  Don't know if it was related (although common sense suggests that perhaps it is), but recently updated iMac OS X El Capitan.

  Any help is greatly appreciated with thanks...

  You are able to go to the iCloud and log in system preferences pane with your Apple ID here?  If you open Mac App Store and iBooks, you are able to log in with your Apple ID in these applications?

• Infinite loops AUTOCHK and CHKDSK

  Question: How do I fix the curls AUTOCHK and CHKDSK when everything has failed?

  Summary: a new HARD drive, with a cloned image of WinXP infected with the malware that has been cleaned thoroughly, continues to show c: System file Dirty bit is set.  A 5-step forced CHKDSK /f or CHKDSK /r does not resolve the problem.  System seems to be 100% clean and works great except for the 'stuck' Dirty bit on C:.  Dirty bit can be effectively ignored by using CHKNTFS /x c: but Scandisk and Defrag cannot be run - probably other problems also.  Yet to try to solve this problem without wiping and starting over.

  HP Pavilion zd8000 w / WinXP Media Center 2005.  Wouldn't boot - ran an endless cycle of 3 floors AUTOCHKs and reboots.  If AUTOCHK was cancelled, WinXP would charge sometimes, but very slowly... HARD drive certainly wasn't.  Originally mounted 4200 RPM HARD drive on another box, and then managed to copy data from it.  The host received warnings which disc can have errors. Ghost to clone a new 5400 RPM HARD drive.

  Installed new HARD drive in the laptop computer and used MBAM, HitMan, RKill and ComboFix to fix many and varied, the viruses and Trojans (but not sure exactly what horses Trojan or virus, sorry).  Possible one of these viruses caused BSOD 0X0000007b error when you try to start in Safe Mode; This has been resolved during the elimination of viruses and removing Windows updates specific here:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_update/blue-screen-error-0x0000007B-in-Windows-XP-after/73cea559-ebbd-4274-96bc-e292b69f2fd1

  and here:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-system/Windows-XP-SP3-boot-to-safe-mode-Stop-0x0000007B/8347d3ea-8351-4709-9580-b692feeacb77

  Once the infections were party, and after having passed the safe boot, WinXP has continued to report corrupt files ("exception processing message c00001012") as well as the event ID 55 ('file system on the disk structure is damaged and unusable. Please run the CHKDSK utility on the volume C:\ ") and the same loop AUTOCHK 3 floors at each start.

  Performed repair installation using the original media.  Was now SP2 WinXP SP3, after repair.  Delay further updates pending the resolution of this problem.

  The laptop runs great now - except that the dirty bit seems to be permanently set to C: - Defrag will not work because it says a CHKDSK /f is planned.  No more "exception processing message" error (either suspect that some windows files were actually corrupt, possibly by the Virus, probably by previous disk HDD error, but were repaired and then repairing install it).

  FSUTIL always reports that C: is dirty.

  I set myself the CHKNTFS /x C: and prevents the AUTOCHK running on every boot - now it starts and works apparently without problems, except that the dirty bit is always fixed.  I didn't understand if CHKNTFS /x C: should be prohibiting the AUTOCHK run on each startup, but it is that its weight without worrying... in other words, I don't have to reset CHKNTFS /x C: before each start, it seems to be "permanently" together.  I don't think that it is the function of the switch...

  I ran CHKDSK /f C: both CHKDSK /r C: under this condition (with CHKNTFS /x together) and the two CHKDSK 5 or 3 floors seemed to run successfully every time and respectively - however they also result in an infinite loop of CHKDSKs at startup.  These are not the same that the 'normal' AUTOCHK loop system is stuck with FSUTIL /d together.  I interpret this as meaning that both the ordinary AUTOCHK and the CHKDSK manually invoked are unable to successfully disabled the Dirty bit despite not finding any errors.

  After the /d C: FSUTIL reset system always presents the same loop AUTOCHK 3 floors on each boot.  Event ID 55 continues to be connected when it is started under CHKNTFS d, is not connected when it is started under CHKNTFS/x.

  Hello ReallyWildStuff,

  If chkdsk not clear the dirty bit, that would be my recommendation to format and do a non graphic installation.

  At this point, it would be the only way to definitively say that there is no hardware problem on the disk or controller.

  As you have a picture of the previous installation, I assume that all the data is secure.

  Let us know what the results are.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• ATI2DVAG infinite loop on NEW pilots, but not on the old...

  I get an ATI2DVAG infinite loop on my xp system AFTER update my drivers from AMD; If I uninstall the nine and go back to the 'old' everything will be fine and work properly. I've done three or four times, and the results are always the same; now, it's really bugging me...

  Someone at - it an idea on why such a thing is happenning?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Francisco,.

  It seems that the drivers that you install is contradictory as rolling back to previous drivers does not cause the issue. Recent driver update makes your computer unstable.

  I suggest contacting the manufacturer of the computer or you can also contact support AMD to check if they have any suggestion on the same: http://support.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx

• Given to nine Compaq 7700, BSoD, boot XP infinite loop, can't even get past the black screen to enter Windows. STOP: 0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0XF773B15F, 0XF78D2520, 0XF78D221C)

  Help.

  I just got a refurbished Compaq 7700. It has Windows XP for drives of the refurbished computers.

  I try to boot from the hard drive (HD) and infinite loops, it is never past the initial home screen (black with blue status bar).

  I can't open the safe or the HD mode, it freezes at kmxstart.sys and then restarts again.

  Original title: given to nine Compaq 7700, BSoD, boot XP infinite loop, can't even get past the black screen, to enter Windows.

  I tried to boot from the disk and created Windows appears, then load the files, but then automatically tries to start Windows (without repair option). It then jumps to the BSoD with error code (after advice to verify sufficient disk space, to disable the driver identified, to change video cards, BIOS updates...)

  STOP: 0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0XF773B15F, 0XF78D2520, 0XF78D221C)

  Usbccgp.sys - address F773B15F base at F7737000, DateStamp 480254d 2

  Apparently, this driver is a printer driver? I don't have a printer, but do not know how to disable it without access to windows.

  I got a new Philips 18.5 "monitor, an optical mouse and a keyboard with it.

  My guess is that the screen is the problem, because it was full again when I received and therefore not tested with the system before shipping. Not sure about the mouse and the keyboard.

  I tried a few options in the BIOS screen as well, but no dice.

  Help! Before shipping the brand new...

  I thank you and have a wonderful new year.

  Craig.

  Howdy Daavee and Shekhar,

  I hope that your day is going well.

  It turns out that it was the hard drive, it was defective. The new unit arrived and it works beautifully. Thank you very much for all you help. I wish you a happy new year.

  Craig.

• Infinite loop of "Windows Explorer has stopped working" and "Windows Explorer restarts" made my phone useless

  I started to get an infinite loop of these two errors on my laptop, as soon as the desktop and start menu appear, which means that I can't do anything on my laptop. He began to arrive shortly after downloading an update for Adobe AIR (updated automatically via Tweetdeck) and an error appeared when saying the installation was damaged and I should reinstall/repair it.

  The problem is that this error loop start instantly as soon as the main office and start bar appears, so I can't do anything, let alone try to uninstall it or try to go online and find a program that would help. I tried to boot up the laptop in each of the three versions of Safe Mode, and errors appeared again each time. I also managed to find my Vista backup drive came with my laptop when I bought and performed a startup repair, but he did find something wrong. Then, I thought I might as well try a diagnosis of memory, but that no longer works. I also tried several different system restore points, but the question begins always at the same time, a lot of time.

  The only thing I can think to do is a clean install of Vista via my backup disk, but stupid me didn't save a workload I need to keep. Oh, and if you're wondering how I write this because my laptop is now effectively useless, I'm borrowing an old of my father.

  Don't know if this is important either, but it's a Dell XPS M1530 Vista Home Premium 32 bit and I had it for about two and a half years with only a handful of problems. I probably would say that this has never happened before, either.

  Hi William,.

  the file C:\Program Files\Flip Video\FlipShare\IPPMp4Splitter.ax causes the crash:
  

  Image path: C:\Program Files\Flip Video\FlipShare\IPPMp4Splitter.ax
  Image name: IPPMp4Splitter.ax
  Timestamp: Wed Sep 28 19:56:02 2009

  MSVCR80. memcpy + 0x5a [F:\dd\vctools\crt_bld\SELF_X86\crt\src\intel\memcpy.asm @ 188]
  WARNING: Information not available stack unwind. Sequence of images may be wrong.
  IPPMp4Splitter + 0x3b84
  ntdll! RtlpAllocateHeap + 0xe2f
  ntdll! ZwMapViewOfSection + 0xc
  0x340d51c
  IPPMp4Splitter + 0xffa8

  Remove or update the Flip Video program.

  André

  "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• stuck in an infinite loop to lock the Explorer

  This is the biggest problem of vista, that I have had since I started using the new 07

  I did accidentally drag a folder and the left edge of the desktop to create a toolbar in the process
  I didn't know this feature before and thought it was great... but then I dragged accidentally the same folder in this toolbar, creating a sort of infinite loop. Now explore keeps freezing upwards and restarts every 10 seconds... even after several reboots and safe mode

  I say to myself that I could remove this folder on the desktop to solve this problem, but explore crashes as soon as I touch anything on the desktop. Everything else, including firefox, sounds good, but how you can use windows without exploring right?

  any help will be appreciated

  Do you know when this problem started?  Try a system restore to a point in time BEFORE the problem started.  Here is the procedure: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-system-restore/.  Don't forget to check the box to show more than 5 days of restore points.  If the first attempt fails, then try an earlier point or two.  NOTE: You will need to re - install any software and updates that you have installed between now and the restore point, but you can use Windows Update for updates.  If you can get in the face of this problem, System Restore should put everything back to normal. You may need to use the floppy start-up or a recovery disc to access this option.  You may need to change the BIOS to do first the CD drive in the boot sequence to boot from the CD.  To do this, hold the screen that tells you the key F to push to enter the menu start or start of installation.  Push it quickly. Make the changes, save your work and exit.  Put the CD in the drive and reboot.  When you are prompted, press any key to boot from the CD.

  If you do not have a floppy disk, you can make a bootable recovery disk by using http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/ with burning software like: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/active-isoburner.html and, of course, a blank CD (perhaps from another computer or on the problem if you can get into safe mode with network and it doesn't have the same problem).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Stuck on the infinite loop of auto repair

  Hi guys,.

  Ive had a problem with my computer. I have the alienware aurora r4 and have and issue with blue screen and auto repair mode.

  The real problem is really the mode of auto repair. What happened is that when I did a windows update it ended to give me a bluescreen during loging screen when I start the computer. After 3 restart put me in auto repair infinit loop and since then I can't get out, not even will lauch and im safe mode don't really know what to do.

  There is no problem of harware, I run the ePSA to confirm this. but the main reason is that it is the second time this has happened to me. the first time windows upated this month he did the samething, but I would get blue screen after login. How to solve this problem the first time, is that I restore my system to a certain date, when I didn't have this problem. After this, I turn off the windows upadte until I get more information one why its done 2 days ago, it is accidentally turn on by my antivirus or maybe accidentally by me.

  Now it is stuck on this infinite loop for auto repair and I can't do a system files because it must be done in safe mode, or need to disable launch beginning of antivirus (not exacly how his writings sound penultimate option aloong SafeMode in windows 8.1)

  What I have to do is stop mode auto repair, so that I can operate either in safe mode or disable the antivirus at the beginning so that I can restore my computer to a day where it was working fine. The computer has access to the command prompt, so any code that can disable or ask the system that he has never mistake might help.

  There is a file that I really need to recover from this computer and also need to use this machine. Any help is appreciated

  Thank you

  You can get a better response if you re - post it in the forum of the Microsoft OS.