Last Known Good Configuration – Get Windows 7 to Boot Normal

Are you having a problem where by Microsoft Windows seven operating system will not boot successfully anymore. You have tried booting Microsoft Windows seven operating system into safe mode and that works successfully. However, when you attempt to boot Microsoft Windows seven operating system into normal mode, it goes to a loading screen where a Microsoft Windows seven logo is displayed.

Then you actually hear Microsoft Windows seven operating sytem continuing to load and audio sounds signal to you that you are actually in your user account but all you see is a load screen image displayed. You were in the middle of installing again a video graphics card driver, so as of now there is no driver installed. You have tried to install a video card graphics driver but it will not allow you, unless you are in normal Microsoft Windows seven operating system mode.

You cannot perform a backup in Microsoft Windows seven operating system safe mode and will only let you do it in normal mode. You can attempt to boot into Microsoft Windows seven operating system safe mode using “Last known good configuration” option. Hopefully, booting into Microsoft Windows seven operating system last known good configuration will fix your issue.

If not, this time you can attemp to boot into Microsoft Windows seven operating system “safe mode with networking” option. This time you will want to delete your video graphics card device from device manager in control panel. You should be able to now boot into Microsoft Windows seven operating system normally.

Microsoft Windows operating system seven will either install a Microsoft video graphics card driver or use a default limited resolution one. Now you can attempt to install your video graphics card driver again. These instructions and tips were written for Microsoft Windows seven operating system.

However, you can certainly use them as a basis point to troubelshoot your problem in Microsoft Windows eXPerience, Vista, seven, eight, ten, and eleven operating systems.

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