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  1. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
       #1

    No Login Screen


    Ok so I was on Windows 7 7231 x86
    So I upgraded to Windows 7 7264 x86
    And when It was done I turnd it on and there was no login screen
    Just a black screen and my mouse

    Im think that If I wait for the next build I can upgrade to that and it will be all good what do u guys think

    And please I need help.

    PS
    I dual booted it with XP so I can go on the XP Admin account and get all my stuff back so thats not a problem.
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  2. Posts : 108
    Server 2008 R2 SP1, Win7 x64 Pro SP1
       #2

    Please go to the Safe Mode, and re-install the graphic driver.

    I believe you will enjoy the W 7 again.
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  3. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #3

    How do I do that
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  4. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #4

    safe mode


    Converseallstar95 said:
    How do I do that
    first in xp download the driver for your graphics card, save it either on cd or someplace where you can get to it. then reboot while its re-booting hit F8 and it should put you in safe mode (which doesn't use the display driver) and when its finisihed rebooting install the display driver and that hsould be it.

    Let us know if that doesn't work

    Hope this helped

    Ken
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  5. Posts : 71,959
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
       #5

    Hello Converseallstar,

    This tutorial below can help show you how to boot into safe mode. Once in it, see if reinstalling your graphics driver may help. If not, then see if a repair install may.

    Safe Mode - Vista Forums

    Hope this helps,
    Shawn
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  6. Posts : 445
    Vista Ult 64bit - Windows 7 Ult 7264 64bit
       #6

    Not sure if it's your graphics driver that's causing this, but something didn't work properly during the upgrade process. Upgrades have been disabled in the RC - RTM branch, and you must have modded the cversion file to get it to work, but I always say that MS has disabled the upgrade process for a reason, and it's not really a wise thing to work around that.

    It could be any number of things that's stopping the installation from completing properly, since you say this is first boot after the upgrade. But usually it means that the installation failed in some manner, you may not even be able to access safe mode if the install is corrupt. I would run a Repair install first and if that still fails, do a clean install, not an Upgrade.
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  7. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #7

    zigzag3143 said:
    first in xp download the driver for your graphics card, save it either on cd or someplace where you can get to it. then reboot while its re-booting hit F8 and it should put you in safe mode (which doesn't use the display driver) and when its finisihed rebooting install the display driver and that hsould be it.

    Let us know if that doesn't work

    Hope this helped

    Ken
    How do I download the driver?
    But how do I install it on 7?

    Brink said:
    Hello Converseallstar,

    This tutorial below can help show you how to boot into safe mode. Once in it, see if reinstalling your graphics driver may help. If not, then see if a repair install may.

    Safe Mode - Vista Forums

    Hope this helps,
    Shawn
    I know how to boot into Safe mode
    I dont know how to reinstall my graphics driver
    And for that repair I wanted to try that but Im on the latest version so how do I upgrade

    Chappy said:
    Not sure if it's your graphics driver that's causing this, but something didn't work properly during the upgrade process. Upgrades have been disabled in the RC - RTM branch, and you must have modded the cversion file to get it to work, but I always say that MS has disabled the upgrade process for a reason, and it's not really a wise thing to work around that.

    It could be any number of things that's stopping the installation from completing properly, since you say this is first boot after the upgrade. But usually it means that the installation failed in some manner, you may not even be able to access safe mode if the install is corrupt. I would run a Repair install first and if that still fails, do a clean install, not an Upgrade.
    How do I do a repair install

    And the only thing I did was Run it in Compatibilty for Vista SP2
    A thread here said thats the only way to get it to upgrade to an RTM
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  8. Posts : 71,959
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
       #8

    Converseallstar,

    To do a repair install, use your Windows 7 7264 x86 installation disk to do the instructions at the link below. If it still will not work for you, then you will need to do a clean install instead of a upgrade.

    Repair Install

    Hope this helps,
    Shawn
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  9. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #9

    Hey thanks Ill try that in an hour
    Upped all ur reps
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  10. Posts : 32
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #10

    Ok guys sorry for not telling you what happened

    But the repair install didnt work it kept trying to load the installer from the H drive and thats my backup drive

    So I just did a clean install
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