Booted my PC today and it did not boot. Tried multiple times, and after logging in, it just displays the wallpaper. No start button, icons, or taskbar.
I can Ctrl-Alt-Del and get Task Manager up, and from there I can actually run certain things. I did a HJT to check for weird entries, I ran a complete NAV2005 scan (No Viruses or SpyWare detected). I was able to start an MMC and look at the event viewer and saw nothing odd.
I rebooted and tried the LAST KNOWN CONFIGURATION, and that did not work.
I can boot to Safe Mode, and the PC is fine. Explorer, Icons, everything. In fact, that's where I am right now. There is just something wrong with "Real" mode.
Anyone have any ideas. I suppose I could always boot with the WinXP CD, and "repair" the installation by reinstalling everything. The bad part about that is that my WinXP CD is pre-SP1, and my current installation is SP2 with al updates. I'd rather not do this if someone out there can give me a nudge in the proper direction.
THANKS
:-jon
I can Ctrl-Alt-Del and get Task Manager up, and from there I can actually run certain things. I did a HJT to check for weird entries, I ran a complete NAV2005 scan (No Viruses or SpyWare detected). I was able to start an MMC and look at the event viewer and saw nothing odd.
I rebooted and tried the LAST KNOWN CONFIGURATION, and that did not work.
I can boot to Safe Mode, and the PC is fine. Explorer, Icons, everything. In fact, that's where I am right now. There is just something wrong with "Real" mode.
Anyone have any ideas. I suppose I could always boot with the WinXP CD, and "repair" the installation by reinstalling everything. The bad part about that is that my WinXP CD is pre-SP1, and my current installation is SP2 with al updates. I'd rather not do this if someone out there can give me a nudge in the proper direction.
THANKS
:-jon