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Re: caught in a loop
Ouch! I assume that you also tried to boot from "last known good configuration" (or is that not an option with Vista)? If you are worried about keeping your information intact then it may well be worth trying a repair install. You may have to set your boot order so that "boot from cd" is first. See this page for helpfull information: http://vistasupport.mvps.org/windows...ir_options.htmAntec 900 case (4 120mm and 1 200mm lighted fans + UFO flashing light set + 2 12" and 1 6" Mutant Mods meteor lights) - Aerogate ll thermal controller - Asus M2N-e SLI - AMD 64 X2 AM2 6400+ - Corsair TX650 PSU - MSI 450GTS Cyclone OC - 2 X 2GB Patriot Extreme Performance PC2 6400 RAM - SATA 320 GB Seagate HD, SATA 300GB Maxtor HD and IDE 80 GB Samsung HD - Floppy Drive/Card Reader Combo - LG SuperMulti Lightscribe 18x DVD RW - Plextor PX-716A DVD r/rw - Windows 7 Home Premium 64
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Re: caught in a loop
This would be a Windows problem, not a Gigabyte one.Comment
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