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30-Dec-2008, 04:35 PM #1
screen goes black when desktop appears at bootup
can anyone help with this? i have no idea why its doing it. i've tried restoring to an earlier date and doing other malware amongst other scans.

the desktop will show up once the computer starts up,go black, come back up then go black again before coming right back up.
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01-Jan-2009, 01:45 AM #2
Is your system XP or Vista?

Did you install a video driver lately? What other changes did you make before this started happening?
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