startup keeps going round in cycles,
--
stu

First thought would be an app causing problems. Try booting into Safe
Mode, if that works ok, use Selective Startup and begin eliminating Startup
Items until you narrow down the culprit. More detailed info than "going
round in cycles" would be helpful, as well.
Heirloom, old and bet the Safe Mode
works

"Stuart" <Stuart@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> startup keeps going round in cycles,
> --
> stu

Stuart wrote:
> startup keeps going round in cycles,
What is the last thing you see before the cycle restarts?

-Dylan

The blue screen for a second
have hit f8 & last good configeration
--
stu


"Dylan C" wrote:

> Stuart wrote:
> > startup keeps going round in cycles,
> What is the last thing you see before the cycle restarts?
>
> -Dylan
>

won,t work in safe mode either

have hit f8 & tried last good configeration
--
stu


"Heirloom" wrote:

> First thought would be an app causing problems. Try booting into Safe
> Mode, if that works ok, use Selective Startup and begin eliminating Startup
> Items until you narrow down the culprit. More detailed info than "going
> round in cycles" would be helpful, as well.
> Heirloom, old and bet the Safe Mode
> works
>
> "Stuart" <Stuart@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:92C78A2B-09B1-4321-9697-506296235548@microsoft.com...
> > startup keeps going round in cycles,
> > --
> > stu
>
>
>

Stuart wrote:
> The blue screen for a second
> have hit f8 & last good configeration
did you make any hardware or software changes recently?

Hit F8 and if you have the option click Disable Automatic Restart after
system failure and see if you can see the BSOD.

"Dylan C" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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| Stuart wrote:
| > The blue screen for a second
| > have hit f8 & last good configeration
| did you make any hardware or software changes recently?