How do I fix a Blue Screen which won't let me log into windows?
Is there any possibility of getting some sort of screenshot. Uh yeah not from inside windows. Maybe a really good Digital camera shot or give us the error code numbers as well. You are only giving us a hint. How bout everything. Is this the original OS? Go to your mechanic and say well my engine starts but it stalls out. I have this light on my dash. Oh and I have this light too. Mechanic says what's that in your hand. Oh that that's just the technical info 00000001x7, 0xd1, 0x00000050 and all that stuff. Way over your head. I'll just hold on to this. Mechanic thinks. But I UNDERSTAND that. OK anyways. How bout sharing the techy stuff. We might get a better handle on this. I am doubtful its' squarely on the shoulders of Adobe. Possible yet improbable.Complete assumption. When you login your graphics card's personalized settings kick in and they are not compatible or corrupted somehow. Have you tried logging in as Administrator, THE administrator not user with admin rights, or a guest. May be the way it was installed. May be your system setup. Raid configuration? SATA disks? Was this your initial BSOD or has it changed? What I mean is the FIRST BSOD with these three messages or did ir just start with one and the system restore caused a snowball effect? Ummmm uhhh was this downloaded through Adobe's site or through a third or fourth or fifth or 86th party download. I am trying to ask is this straight from Adobe through a legitimate download or is there a SLIGHT possibility this may have been downloaded through a torrent or some other way.
Windows 7 Blue Screen Error?
I bought a new computer some time ago that came with Windows 7. It didn't come with the Windows 7 disk so I can't format my computer at all. Now, for about 3 weeks now, I have gotten a blue screen error. I have looked wildly on the internet to get more information about this blue screen issue and it seems there isn't a solution on the internet. I have tried just about everything, some say placing your RAM to 4GM exactly would fix this problem, it didn't for me. Others say to update all your system drivers to the newest drivers, didn't work for me. While most claim to restore your computer to another time, this didn't work for me either. I found on the internet a so called "HotFix" that one should download and install directly from Microsoft. They go on talking about the problem is because of the system not directing the power supply like it should and this is the reason why the system shuts down to a blue screen error and restarts itself so the computer won't get anymore damage. I install the HotFix and after 2 minutes, again with the blue screen error. It's seriously becoming annoying because I can't work. I'm in the middle of something and the blue screen strikes and I lose everything I was working on. Sometimes, when a blue screen strikes and the system restarts, on the "WELCOME" logging in part of windows boot up, the entire systems fails again and slams me with the blue screen. My system drivers and programs are the same as my old computer that ran on Windows XP. Never have I had any problem like this on my old computer with Windows XP. However, on this system that is running Windows 7, it seems to be natural. My computer cost me a lot of money only to find I can't use it. And quite frankly, it seems Microsoft is the one to blame because they are selling a product (Windows 7) that isn't working. I'm not going to buy a freaking Windows 7 disc so I can format my system whenever this problem comes to be. And I'm not going to spend my money on buying a freaking Windows XP/Vista disk either. I am planing on maybe issuing a lawsuit against Microsoft for selling damage/unfinished/defective products. However, I would like someone out there to stop me from doing so by simply telling me how to solve this bloody problem because it is just super annoying and it makes my new bought super expensive computer isolate and makes me feel I just wasted my money. SO, how can this blue screen error be solved?!
My computer will boot but won't load the homescreen. It only shows a black screen with only the mouse visible. What is the problem?
Please try this.Start tapping immediately on F8 key as soon as you power on your computerKeep tapping until you see pre boot menu optionsTry it one more time if you miss it and go to blank screen with the mouse pointer on itOnce you see those options, select "Safe mode with networking" (You can use arrow keys on your keyboard to select/higlight it and hit "Enter"It will let your computer boot in safe mode (Icon might appear bigger, but that's normal)Go to "Start" > "All programs" > "Accessories" > "System tools" > "Disk cleanup"Hit "Ok"it will scan and bring the list of junk files on your screencheck all the boxes except "Recycle bin" and hit "Ok"It will remove all junk data from your computerRestart the system normallyif it does not work, select "Last Known Good Configuration" from same Pre boot menu options. (It will restore your system to most recent backup, but you might lose some data)or you can try this "Go to Safe mode with networking" and click on "Start"a box will appear underneath "All programs"type "MSCONFIG" and hit "Enter"click on the third tab "Startup", it will come up with all services that load when you boot your computer each timeUncheck all boxes and reboot your computer (it might prompt for it)now if your issue is resolved, check all the boxes one by one, and see which service is causing this issue. uncheck the box which is causing this issue, it might take some time but you can resolve this issue this way.
My windows Xp is showing blue Screen error, how do i reinstall without missing my former programme?
may its a hard ware conflict , see what u add recently , like a modem , or u can go to safe mode at F8 after restart , then uninstall the last driver u change for some device , other wise chk with a tech.