Windows 7 problem

[vmarcetic]

Hi!

I am having problems with booting windows 7 in normal mode. Every time i shut down PC I cant enter normal mode if I dont enter Safe mode first. So at first I enter safe mode then I leave computer on (in safe mode) for 15 - 20 min, reset it and it normaly enters normal mode. Power supply is working normaly (Tagan 550W), motherboard is Intel DG965RY with E6600 processor and 8 GB of ram. Everything is working normaly on Windows XP, but on 7...

If someone could enlight me i would be grateful.

Sry for my bad english!

 

[flycap93]

I would run the repair mode and see if that helps, what are you using the RC or Beta

 

[vmarcetic]

I tried repair and it didn't work, the problem is still here. I'm using MSDNAA Windows 7 Professional it is full version of Windows.

 

[wbedwards]

I haven't used the MSDNAA release yet, though it's available through my school. I'm still on the RTM. I would try checking the event viewer to see if there are any critical events, errors, or warnings since you've began experiencing this problem surrounding the times that you've either tried shutting down, restarting, or just booting.

To get to event viewer, go to Start-->Search-->Event Viewer. Let us know if you find anything, it can really help to narrow down the plethora of possibilities.

 

[flycap93]

i know that this is another subject but how do I convert a dynamic disk(not reconized by windows, BTW) to basic, i dont care if it erases all data i would just like some help on how to do this procedure

 

[vmarcetic]

@ wbedwards

Here are critical events errors, and warnings.
Perhapse is the problem with SATA controler drivers. I don`t have any ideas left.

 

[mi1ez]

Warnings can be largely ignored.
The one things that's jumping out at me there is those "kernal-power" critical errors. If you double click on it, what extra info do you get?

 

[vmarcetic]

Nothing in particular IMO.

 

[daship]

I haven't used the MSDNAA release yet, though it's available through my school. I'm still on the RTM. I would try checking the event viewer to see if there are any critical events, errors, or warnings since you've began experiencing this problem surrounding the times that you've either tried shutting down, restarting, or just booting.

To get to event viewer, go to Start-->Search-->Event Viewer. Let us know if you find anything, it can really help to narrow down the plethora of possibilities.

MSDN and RTM are the same damn thing.

 

[vmarcetic]

So no one haves solution...dammn