I have a PC running Vista SP1. Apparently a member of my family (SWMNBN
) chose an option to allow Windows to automatically install updates. I found this out when the PC got stuck while booting up with the following message:
"Service Pack did not install. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer."
I can only guess that it was a result of a failed SP update. After leaving it running for hours without any progress I decided to search for help and came across your Vista Recovery CD. I downloaded and made a boot disk. When I used the Start Up repair option it came back with "Startup Repair could not detect a problem." I've made multiple attempts at repairing with the same result.
This is an older PC and I don't have a backup to restore from. I'd appreciate any suggestion you may have. Thanks!
Tom
"Service Pack did not install. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer."
I can only guess that it was a result of a failed SP update. After leaving it running for hours without any progress I decided to search for help and came across your Vista Recovery CD. I downloaded and made a boot disk. When I used the Start Up repair option it came back with "Startup Repair could not detect a problem." I've made multiple attempts at repairing with the same result.
This is an older PC and I don't have a backup to restore from. I'd appreciate any suggestion you may have. Thanks!
Tom