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I tried to upgrade the video card on one of my PCs. Following the
instructions, I had to uninstall the current card and drivers, but somehow I have managed to disable the video completely. What happens on boot is the initial Windows screen, but do not get the Welcome screen displayed (or anything beyond that). The PC is loading windows behind the scenes as I hear the welcome music etc. I am running Windows XP Home, have been able to get into the recovery console, but am not sure what to do. Also, modifying boot.ini and adding /basevideo and /sos but these do not seem to have helped. Any further suggestions would be appreciated. |
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Hi
Try to boot into Safe Mode and perform a System Restore back to a point before the problem started. -- Will Denny MS MVP Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "Neil Edwards" <NeilEdwards@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AE6D2B6E-4D16-484A-9172-E4C616795EC3@microsoft.com... >I tried to upgrade the video card on one of my PCs. Following the > instructions, I had to uninstall the current card and drivers, but somehow > I > have managed to disable the video completely. What happens on boot is the > initial Windows screen, but do not get the Welcome screen displayed (or > anything beyond that). The PC is loading windows behind the scenes as I > hear > the welcome music etc. > > I am running Windows XP Home, have been able to get into the recovery > console, but am not sure what to do. Also, modifying boot.ini and adding > /basevideo and /sos but these do not seem to have helped. > > Any further suggestions would be appreciated. |
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Sorry, I should have mentioned before that booting in Safe Mode had the same
problem, so we couldn't restore. "Will Denny" wrote: > Hi > > Try to boot into Safe Mode and perform a System Restore back to a point > before the problem started. > > -- > > > Will Denny > MS MVP Windows Shell/User > Please reply to the News Groups > > "Neil Edwards" <NeilEdwards@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:AE6D2B6E-4D16-484A-9172-E4C616795EC3@microsoft.com... > >I tried to upgrade the video card on one of my PCs. Following the > > instructions, I had to uninstall the current card and drivers, but somehow > > I > > have managed to disable the video completely. What happens on boot is the > > initial Windows screen, but do not get the Welcome screen displayed (or > > anything beyond that). The PC is loading windows behind the scenes as I > > hear > > the welcome music etc. > > > > I am running Windows XP Home, have been able to get into the recovery > > console, but am not sure what to do. Also, modifying boot.ini and adding > > /basevideo and /sos but these do not seem to have helped. > > > > Any further suggestions would be appreciated. > > > |
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