RIght now im on the same computer on my BItdefender 2009/Iceweasel.So
after i get a black sceen with a cursor that i can move where i want but
it just stays like that.I tryed all the safe modes and they dont work at
all.Plus i dont have a VistaDVD to make it worse.(My Original OS was
Windows Vista Home Premium x32)I really dont know where the command
prompt is on iceweasel but i know how to use it in vista.

So Please Help!


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Laoster

Hi Laoster, boot the computer using windows vista DVD and enter WIN RE.
Use system restore and restore the computer to a previous date when it
was working.


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kavita

God Helps Those Who Help Others.
A Man In Need Is A Man In Deed.
This is all I learn here......

yeah i know that way which im thinking about doing because need to buy
the cd first.Is there another way to fix the problem??? Or is that the
only way?


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Laoster

try booting into safe mode with command prompt and then type *rstrui.exe
*and press ENTER. it will open system restore.


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kavita

God Helps Those Who Help Others.
A Man In Need Is A Man In Deed.
This is all I learn here......

i tryed all of the safe modes but i still get the black screen with the
cursur.


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Laoster

Try debugging services restore mode or last known good configuration.


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kavita

God Helps Those Who Help Others.
A Man In Need Is A Man In Deed.
This is all I learn here......

ugh.now im face with another problem which is worse because 5 hours ago
i did safe mode with command prompt and it did now start.the error said
the registry files are missing or corrupt which i know u need the
VIstaDVD for it.ive been faced with this problem before and in the end
ive paid 60bucks for repairing it.I hope if i fix this problem Debugging
Mode will Work!


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Laoster

The solution turned out to be to modify the user account control (UAC)
to stop blacking out the screen. As soon as I changed this setting so it
was disabled, I was able to log in successfully to the "nuked" login
even after a reboot. The rest of this post covers how to do this, but I
must warn you it means the security settings are changed on your
computer as a result and this may have negative consequences. You have
been warned ...

This works on Windows Vista Business, which is what I have installed.
It may or may not work on other editions of Windows Vista. This may also
not necessarily fix the black screen after login issue for you.

Open up the Microsoft Management Console by pressing the windows key +
R to bring up the run dialog, enter "mmc" into the box.

You'll be prompted by UAC to continue. Click "Continue". From the
management console main menu, select "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".
Locate the "Group Policy Object" and click the "Add" button.

Another dialog will appear. Just click the "Finish" button and then
"OK".

The console root in the left side will now show a "Local Computer"
option. Expand this, then "Computer Configuration" then "Windows
Settings" then "Security Settings" then "Local Policies" then click on
"Security Options.

Once you have clicked the "Security Options" icon, the right pane will
show a whole bunch of options. Scroll to the bottom until you find the
one named "User Account Control: Switch to the secure desktop when
prompting for elevation". Double-click it.

Change it to "Disabled" and then click "OK". You can now exit the
management console and you will no longer get that black screen when UAC
prompts you to do something. In my case it means that when I log into my
user account I get a regular desktop instead of the black screen of
death! It's kind of odd that this is what was causing the issue but I'm
glad it has fixed it.


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ChadiDargham

The solution turned out to be to modify the user account control (UAC)
to stop blacking out the screen. As soon as I changed this setting so it
was disabled, I was able to log in successfully to the "nuked" login
even after a reboot. The rest of this post covers how to do this, but I
must warn you it means the security settings are changed on your
computer as a result and this may have negative consequences. You have
been warned ...

This works on Windows Vista Business, which is what I have installed.
It may or may not work on other editions of Windows Vista. This may also
not necessarily fix the black screen after login issue for you.

Open up the Microsoft Management Console by pressing the windows key +
R to bring up the run dialog, enter "mmc" into the box.

You'll be prompted by UAC to continue. Click "Continue". From the
management console main menu, select "File" then "Add/Remove Snap-in".
Locate the "Group Policy Object" and click the "Add" button.

Another dialog will appear. Just click the "Finish" button and then
"OK".

The console root in the left side will now show a "Local Computer"
option. Expand this, then "Computer Configuration" then "Windows
Settings" then "Security Settings" then "Local Policies" then click on
"Security Options.

Once you have clicked the "Security Options" icon, the right pane will
show a whole bunch of options. Scroll to the bottom until you find the
one named "User Account Control: Switch to the secure desktop when
prompting for elevation". Double-click it.

Change it to "Disabled" and then click "OK". You can now exit the
management console and you will no longer get that black screen when UAC
prompts you to do something. In my case it means that when I log into my
user account I get a regular desktop instead of the black screen of
death! It's kind of odd that this is what was causing the issue but I'm
glad it has fixed it.


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ChadiDargham