Regarding situation 2, there was no hardware change. The boot failure I
described is the first time that has happened. I tryed a normal boot, a safe
boot, and a last known good conguration boot but the results were failure to
boot.
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"John Barnes" wrote:
> Situation 1. Probably some process starts that is interfering with your
> app. You could look at your task manager and take picture of it when things
> are working, then when it won't run and compare the tasks that are running.
> See if shutting down those new processes allows your app to run.
>
> Situation 2. I would guess you have some kind of driver hanging. Do you
> change any hardware when you are working on the other os, like plug in or
> remove a usb device? Do you always hang at the same spot when you boot safe
> mode, and what is the last entry shown.
>
> "b11_" <> wrote in message
> news:688A2D25-1C73-46A9-A22B-...
> > Suppose you had problems which disappeared after some time.
> >
> > Situation 1
> > I boot partition G, which has Wxp, and eventually I try, repeatedly, to
> > run
> > an app, which has run many times before, but it just starts-up then the
> > desktop appears.
> > I shutdown then boot partition F where I work for a while then shutdown F
> > and boot G. I then try to run the app and discover that it runs just fine.
> >
> > Situation 2
> > I try to boot partition H, which has Vista and has booted many times
> > before,
> > but the boot process only reaches the Microsoft "moving indicator". I
> > tryed
> > booting in safe mode. I tryed booting using last known good configuration.
> > But the results were failure. I then booted partition F where I worked for
> > awhile then shut-down and tryed to boot H. I discovered that H boots just
> > fine.
> >
> > What is causing the problems?
>
>
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