If so, insert it and boot to it instead of Windows. (You may have to change your BIOS settings so that the DVD drive is the primary boot device.) Click Next to confirm the language/keyboard settings, then choose the Repair My Computer option from the bottom left corner. Startup Repair should be your first shot, but if it doesn't work you can repeat choosing System Restore instead.
Let us know how it goes.
John
I AM HAVING SO MANY PROBLEMS WITH VISTA I AM THINKING ABOUT GETTING RID OF IT. NOW WHEN I TRY TO TURN ON THE PC, I CONTINUE TO GET A BLACK SCREEN. NOTHING SHOWS UP, I MOVE THE MOUSE AROUND, ETC.. WHEN I TRY AGAIN IT ASKS ME WHICH MODE I SHOULD START IN. I'VE ALWAYS STARTED IN NORMAL WINDOWS, THAT DIDN'T WORK. THEN I TRIED ALL THE DIFFERENT MODES.
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ? I APPRECIATE ANYONE'S HELP.
THANKS,
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