I am using winxp media center sp2, my machine has dual boot
option(second one
is Server 2003), I generally use XP. I dnt know what happen to machine
when I
start my machine using xp, it get start & I get all the desktop Icons
there
after a few seconds all the items goes off, I can use onle ctrl+alt+del
key
only but unable to recover my start menu & desktop items.
Plz help me to get rid off this problem, in the safe mode everthing is
ok.....
Himanshu

"Himanshu" <himanshus@hathway.net> wrote in message news:1131435126.572923.86750@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
I am using winxp media center sp2, my machine has dual boot
option(second one
is Server 2003), I generally use XP. I dnt know what happen to machine
when I
start my machine using xp, it get start & I get all the desktop Icons
there
after a few seconds all the items goes off, I can use onle ctrl+alt+del
key
only but unable to recover my start menu & desktop items.
Plz help me to get rid off this problem, in the safe mode everthing is
ok.....
Himanshu
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Congratualtions on taking the correct troubleshooting step to see if the issue does or does not happen
in Safe Mode. Since it does not happen in Safe Mode, the next troubleshooting step is to identify what
is the difference between Safe Mode and Normal Mode that is causing the issue. The two main tools
to employ in this kind of troubleshooting (known as clean boot troubleshooting) are System Configuration
Utility (msconfig) and Device Manager (devmgmt.msc). However, just going by experience, the issue
you describe is most likely caused by your Display Adapter driver. It is either damaged or out dated.
I suggest you try booting to the "Enable VGA Mode" option. If your icons appear on the desktop then
the only thing that is changed is you did not try to load your damaged / out dated Display Adapter driver.
You can then check your system manufacturer's support site for an updated driver.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;315222
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;310353
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;316434
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