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11-25-2008
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| Vista x64 | Update problem i run Vista home x64, and when the updates download and install everything works until the restart. After the bios and windows screen i get a blue screen telling me that windows is unable to restart and to either restart the computer or contact the administrator. So i restart and i get the option to start windows normally or run the repair, if i select normal i get the same blue screen, so i run the repair and it does the system restore which only partially works. i have to run another restore with a point that i have selected for everything back to normal...i have disabled the auto updates and have been hiding new ones because i'm sick of sitting through two restores...any one have any ideas? |
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11-25-2008
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| VISTA HOME PREMIUM X64/ 7 x64 / 7x86 | Re: Update problem Hi jthom, You might like to try this tutorial http://www.vistax64.com/software-too...air-tools.html Hope it helps SIW2 |
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11-25-2008
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| Vista x64 | Re: Update problem well method one takes me to a site that says this project is not published yet. Methods 2 and 3 didn't work |
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12-11-2008
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| Vista ultimate 32bit | Re: Update problem  Quote: Originally Posted by Jthom203  i run Vista home x64, and when the updates download and install everything works until the restart. After the bios and windows screen i get a blue screen telling me that windows is unable to restart and to either restart the computer or contact the administrator. So i restart and i get the option to start windows normally or run the repair, if i select normal i get the same blue screen, so i run the repair and it does the system restore which only partially works. i have to run another restore with a point that i have selected for everything back to normal...i have disabled the auto updates and have been hiding new ones because i'm sick of sitting through two restores...any one have any ideas?  Anyone know how to fix this missing or corrupt start file on vista ultimate after 'the update'from hell? oh, i forgot to add that i dont have the disk or know what im doing. Thanks |
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12-11-2008
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| Vista Ultimatex64 Windows 7 build 7100 | Re: Update problem Quote: Originally Posted by Jthom203 well method one takes me to a site that says this project is not published yet. Methods 2 and 3 didn't work Quote: Originally Posted by The Mum Quote: Originally Posted by Jthom203 i run Vista home x64, and when the updates download and install everything works until the restart. After the bios and windows screen i get a blue screen telling me that windows is unable to restart and to either restart the computer or contact the administrator. So i restart and i get the option to start windows normally or run the repair, if i select normal i get the same blue screen, so i run the repair and it does the system restore which only partially works. i have to run another restore with a point that i have selected for everything back to normal...i have disabled the auto updates and have been hiding new ones because i'm sick of sitting through two restores...any one have any ideas? Anyone know how to fix this missing or corrupt start file on vista ultimate after 'the update'from hell? oh, i forgot to add that i dont have the disk or know what im doing. Thanks Quote: Originally Posted by Jthom203 i run Vista home x64, and when the updates download and install everything works until the restart. After the bios and windows screen i get a blue screen telling me that windows is unable to restart and to either restart the computer or contact the administrator. So i restart and i get the option to start windows normally or run the repair, if i select normal i get the same blue screen, so i run the repair and it does the system restore which only partially works. i have to run another restore with a point that i have selected for everything back to normal...i have disabled the auto updates and have been hiding new ones because i'm sick of sitting through two restores...any one have any ideas? Check That you have the latest Bios installed Pooch Last edited by pooch; 12-11-2008 at 01:49 PM.. Reason: afterthought |
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