i just reinstalled windows 7 home premium, but now im having a lot of troubles.
When i have installed all important updates and restart my computer, it starts up the windows startup repair, and rollback to before i installed the updates.
after this my admin account keep crashing with blue screen of death. i tryed starting my computer in safe mode and here it works fine.
then i tryed with another account and it also works except that i still cant update my compurter.
It sounds like you're encountering some issues after reinstalling Windows 7 Home Premium. Here are some steps you can take to address these problems:
Windows Startup Repair Loop after Updates:
Check for Pending Updates: Sometimes, certain updates can cause startup issues. Try installing updates in small batches to identify the problematic update.
Perform a System Restore: Before installing updates, create a system restore point. If issues arise, you can revert to the restore point to undo changes.
Disable Automatic Updates: Temporarily disable automatic updates to prevent the system from entering repair mode. You can do this by accessing Windows Update settings.
It sounds like you're encountering some issues after reinstalling Windows 7 Home Premium. Here are some steps you can take to address these problems:
Windows Startup Repair Loop after Updates:
Check for Pending Updates: Sometimes, certain updates can cause startup issues. Try installing updates in small batches to identify the problematic update.
Perform a System Restore: Before installing updates, create a system restore point. If issues arise, you can revert to the restore point to undo changes.
Disable Automatic Updates: Temporarily disable automatic updates to prevent the system from entering repair mode. You can do this by accessing Windows Update settings.
Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Admin Account:
Update Drivers: Outdated or incompatible drivers can cause BSOD. Update drivers for all hardware components like graphics, chipset, and network adapters.
Check for Software Conflicts: Uninstall any recently installed software that might be causing conflicts with your system.
Run System File Checker (SFC) and Check Disk (CHKDSK): These tools can check for and repair corrupted system files and disk errors that could be causing the BSOD.
Unable to Update Computer on Alternate Account:
Check Windows Update Service: Ensure that the Windows Update service is running. You can do this through the Services console (services.msc).
Reset Windows Update Components: Sometimes, issues with Windows Update can be resolved by resetting its components. Microsoft provides a tool called "Windows Update Troubleshooter" for this purpose.
Manually Install Updates: If automatic updates are not working, you can download updates manually from the Microsoft Update Catalog and install them one by one.
Safe Mode Operation:
Since your computer works fine in Safe Mode, it's likely that a third-party program or driver is causing the issues. You can:
Disable Startup Programs: Use the System Configuration utility (msconfig) to disable startup programs one by one to identify the problematic one.
Check Device Manager: Look for any devices with exclamation marks, indicating driver issues.
If you continue to face difficulties, consider reaching out to Microsoft Support for specialized assistance with your Windows 7 installation. Let me know if you need further guidance or encounter any specific errors during these troubleshooting steps.
