[pchelpers] Re: Unable to boot into Windows
- From: John Durham <john.modec@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2004 07:54:37 +1300
Have you tried using system restore in safe mode? I could send you my
copy of the file if that will help.
Gil wrote:
>I did this and then and then proceeded to select the "Step-by-Step"
>procedure. Using this procedure I approved each step until i got
>down to the =20
> =3D=3D> launch MsMouse.vxd driver <=3D=3D. =20
>where the computer promptly hung.=20
>
>I then rebooted the computer and again used the F8 key to select the
>"Step-by-Step" procedure. This time, however, I didn't approve the
>launch of the MsMouse.vxd driver. Lo and behold the laptop
>successfully launched into windows.=20
>
>So what does this mean? I searched for that driver and found it in my
>Windows/system=20
>
>It would seem the problem is related to this driver but how can I
>correct it?=20
>
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