Thanks for the help. Looks like a re-install is necessary....
Given this issue, it would in retrospect be nice if MS could give an option
to control the startup loading of non-essential device drivers/applications
for just such an occasion. This is something they could add to the menu on
the boot disc recovery options fairly easily, I would imagine. I remember
years ago they made that possible to a certain extent with Win 98 et. al.
"Sascha Benjamin Jazbec" <> wrote in message
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> F8 on Boot -> Last known good config.
> F8 on Boot > disable driver-signing check ( only in x86vista I think )
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> Boot via DVD and choose not install, but "repair options" - fix boot
> trouble and so forth.
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> If all is not helping you will have to format / reinstall.
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> No virtual drive - Software is working in Vista ! No Alcohol/no Daemon
> Tools etc..
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> Also certain Nero Versions do fail because of Nero Image Drive.
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> SBJ
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> "MDK" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:...
>>I stupidly installed Alcohol 120 percent in Vista and now every time
>>Windows loads, it automatically tries to install the incompatible driver
>>and gives me BSOD. I can't get into the registry to stop the installation
>>process quickly enough after my desktop comes up. Is there anything I can
>>do to stop this installation routine? Safe mode doesn't help here,
>>either.
>>
>> System restore was turned off so that isn't an option. Any advice is
>> much appreciated.
>>
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