Can't run Vista outside of safe mode.
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I upgraded from Windows XP on my Dell Dimension 2400 desktop last night. Everything was going great until, the computer locked up while installing updates and I restarted it. Now everytime I reboot there's a blue screen that scans (my memory I think) and it takes me to the screen where you can choose to load windows in safe mode. I performed a disk scan, while in safe mode, and it let me run Windows Vista normally. I reinstalled the updates. Everything was fine until I had to restart the computer and it done the same thing. When I started the computer in safe mode it finished with the updates. Then it said "Updates were not configured correctly. Reverting changes." That finished but I still can't run outside of safe mode. My question is, how can I get Vista running normally? What's wrong with my computer? Any advice would be helpful.
Before all this happened, I installed the drive for my video card. It ran fine after I installed the drive so I don't think that's the problem. I tried doing the startup recovery and I can't access it because the dvd drive that I use for the Windows Vista disk is through USB. I want to run my computer normally, not in safe mode, and not have this problem every time I reboot. 4 minutes ago Lastly, I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium ( from upgrade) with service pack 1.
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