Acer vista 5375z in safe mode - Acer Aspire 5535-5050 Notebook

If you have windows vista installation disk just repair by system restore. Get try from safe mode or press F8 and use the option most recent setting. If this doesnt solve then contact your engineer to repair windows......

try going into safe mode,usualy by pressing f8 after restarting it,then select safe mode and see if it boots.If it does boot then you most likely have a driver,virus or maleware problem.There is always the system restore option too from safe mode.

if is not start in safe mode you must need to winxp recovery disk to repair windows xp.
Boot your computer with winxp disk then repair it.
Please let me know.

enter safe mode and uninstall the ATT software..reboot.

http://www.aa1consulting.com

use the vista installation disc to do a start up repair.

also try starting up in safe mode, by tapping f8 before the loading windows screen comes. and select safe mode from there and see if you can get it to start.

try the vista disk it may be able to repair the problem. Try system restore to before you did the updates. (from the vista dvd or from vista safe mode)

Hi

1 > Check in the safe mode - To access the safe mode need keep tap on F8 key

> Need select the Safemode if it is the same

2> Check in the safe mode with command prompt

Type this command

%systemroot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe,

Follow this steps for xp system restore

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084

Follow this steps for vista system restore

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-system-restore/


With Regards

[email protected]

Sounds like you resolution is too high or vista doesn't recognise your driver.

Try starting in Safe Mode by powering up your PC and tapping the F8 key until you see a menu. Select Safe Mode from the menu. Once in safe mode change the resolution to 800x600 then restart in normal mode.

If that doesn't work then download and install the correct drivers for your display card here;

ftp://ftp.work.acer-euro.com/notebook/aspire_3680/

Once downloaded, you may need to install it in safe made once again.

Thanks
C

I've never had an acer ... but if you forgot the windows password, you're frozen. you need to run the computer in safe mode, some computers then don't requier a password. and in safe mode you can also access it via administator account, often without password, if with, someone has it, probably the person that installed the os for you. the administrator account let's you play with the passwords a lot more that your own account does.
to run in safe mode, you need restart and watch for any messages on black screen like "press F1 for bios", gist watch for something about selecting the startup mode and press the button listed. if you have quiet boot - a picture instead of most of the black screens and writings, pres escape during it to remove it. you should have the key instructions somewhere.
everything goes pretty quickly, so you might need to repeat things a bit to gett everything done fast enough.
when in safe mode, reset the vista password like usually - by the accounts manager or whatever vista has (I'm sticking to XP).

Your problem: "I have Windows Vista installed on my laptop."

Unfortunately, as with a lot of MS service packs, they can crash some computers. You need your windows vista disk and, booting from it, you can select repair your vista installation. This should take care of the problem. Then don't update to sp1 for a few months.

Have you tried doing a full shutdown? You should have a choice to boot in normal mode when you start after.