Hello again! Hope everyone is doing great!
My new computer purchased in December had SP2. Because of my aversion to updating Windows (always afraid of a major problem
), I hadn't tried to update to SP3 until tonight. (Reading about that conficker thing in more than one place today made me decide to do it! LOL) I did a restore point for just before I tried to update. Which is good, because I had to use it!
Anyone know how to get around this? After doing the SP3 update, the computer restarts, goes to the desktop that shows my personal desktop but no icons or start menu etc., and a window that says, "Setting up personalized settings for Windows desktop." I let it sit there for 10 minutes the first time, before pulling up Windows Task Manager and ending the task. When I end it, it says it's not responding, and then I end it anyway. Still no icons, start menu, bar at the bottom or anything, so I restart from task manager and try it again--three more times. Same thing each time.
When I started in safe mode, some of the icons, start menu, etc., came up, which is, obviously, how I got to system restore.
I ended up using my restore point and am back with SP2.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks, all...
Pam