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mike160

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hi,
can anyone help me out last night my computer worked perfectly fine, but then when i did a widows update today and restarted the computer for the updates. now every time i try to turn on the computer it takes me to a black screen where it gives me 5 options. safe mode, safe mode networking,safe mode with command propt, last known good configuration,and start normally. i've tried all but the only ones that work are the safe mode ones . the other ones just keep takeing me back to the bootup screen and then back to the same black screen window were it give me the same 5 options again the only way i can logon to my computer now is in safe mode it wont boot up normally

Edited by mike160, 25 November 2009 - 01:05 PM.

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Hello mike160 and welcome to Geeks to Go

Please boot up in Safe Mode and do the following:

To uninstall an update/patch in XP:
1.) Go to the Control Panel, and then click on Add / Remove Programs.
2.) You will find a checkbox here that allows you to view the installed updates.
3.) All updates will be added to the list. It will show the date installed. Find the ones that are installed on 11/25/09
4.)Click on the updates and remove them.

Post back and let me know what happens :)

-Sometimes Needs Help

Edited by Sometimes needs help, 25 November 2009 - 07:16 PM.

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