I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted although
the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been made" screen. I
then went back to the first restore point shown as still being still
available, (sometime in August), but after XP restarted it refused to load
my personal settings. The monitor just remaine blank with the cursor
displaying but nothing else.

I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the monitor
now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no signal coming
from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.

Any help welcomed please.

Time to show your computer to a professional. Don't hesitate.
---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

"A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp

kermit wrote:
> I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been
> made" screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as
> still being still available, (sometime in August), but after XP
> restarted it refused to load my personal settings. The monitor just
> remaine blank with the cursor displaying but nothing else.
>
> I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the
> monitor now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no
> signal coming from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
>
> Any help welcomed please.

But NOT the Murphy's Shop or the machine will get psychiced out 0
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"Leonard Grey" wrote:

> Time to show your computer to a professional. Don't hesitate.
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> "A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine
> http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp
>
> kermit wrote:
> > I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> > although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been
> > made" screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as
> > still being still available, (sometime in August), but after XP
> > restarted it refused to load my personal settings. The monitor just
> > remaine blank with the cursor displaying but nothing else.
> >
> > I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> > desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> > several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> > judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the
> > monitor now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no
> > signal coming from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
> >
> > Any help welcomed please.
>

"kermit" <kermit@missthisbigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:uufXE6jHJHA.1160@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been made"
> screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as still being
> still available, (sometime in August), but after XP restarted it refused
> to load my personal settings. The monitor just remaine blank with the
> cursor displaying but nothing else.
>
> I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the monitor
> now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no signal coming
> from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
>
> Any help welcomed please.

You could do a bit more on the diagnostics - if the main problem now is no
signal to your monitor, try checking your BIOS settings for video output,
try removing then reseating your video card, maybe then swapping over the
video card with another (if you have another) and
try a different monitor. Also, try removing and reseating your RAM chips (in
fact, try that first) and ensuring that all connections to hard disk and
other components are firmly connected.

But it sounds as if a technician will be required and the only purpose in
all this is to be able to tell him what you've tried so that he doesn't
waste your time and his.

Larry, this NASS is a FAKE.
Totally ignore him, and his shonky and shoddy computer repair business.

Do NOT click on his website address!!!!
Virus loaded.
He is a Scammer trolling here.

--
Mad Mike


"kermit" wrote:

> I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted although
> the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been made" screen. I
> then went back to the first restore point shown as still being still
> available, (sometime in August), but after XP restarted it refused to load
> my personal settings. The monitor just remaine blank with the cursor
> displaying but nothing else.
>
> I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the monitor
> now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no signal coming
> from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
>
> Any help welcomed please.
>
>

Kermit, this NASS is a FAKE.
Totally ignore him, and his shonky and shoddy computer repair business.

Do NOT click on his website address!!!!
Virus loaded.
He is a Scammer trolling here.

--
Mad Mike


"kermit" wrote:

> I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted although
> the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been made" screen. I
> then went back to the first restore point shown as still being still
> available, (sometime in August), but after XP restarted it refused to load
> my personal settings. The monitor just remaine blank with the cursor
> displaying but nothing else.
>
> I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the monitor
> now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no signal coming
> from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
>
> Any help welcomed please.
>
>

You seem to want to start again, nass.
My advice is DON'T.
--
Mad Mike


"nass" wrote:

>
>
> But NOT the Murphy's Shop or the machine will get psychiced out 0
> nass
> ----
> http://www.nasstec.co.uk
>
> "Leonard Grey" wrote:
>
> > Time to show your computer to a professional. Don't hesitate.
> > ---
> > Leonard Grey
> > Errare humanum est
> >
> > "A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine
> > http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp
> >
> > kermit wrote:
> > > I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> > > although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been
> > > made" screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as
> > > still being still available, (sometime in August), but after XP
> > > restarted it refused to load my personal settings. The monitor just
> > > remaine blank with the cursor displaying but nothing else.
> > >
> > > I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> > > desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> > > several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> > > judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the
> > > monitor now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no
> > > signal coming from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
> > >
> > > Any help welcomed please.
> >

Until you apologize about your trolling and scum bag attitude I will not Let
you Troll Here in the NG.
The TROLL First Attack and Utter Nonsense:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...=en-us&m=1&p=1

This Troll is going nuts but I like having a laugh <G>
Does your FBI/High-Tech Crime Squad have psychiatric Friend to sort you out?
I think you said it all by saying this:
<Quotye from the TROLL Post>
And once I get hold of someone like him,
I never let go... NEVER.
Well, maybe.
Someone stalked me in the Vista groups and
impersonated me until I finally backed off and
played nice.
It cramped my style, and so I came here to play.
WATCH OUT FOOL. Or you'll be next on my list!
</Quote>
<Another Quote from the Troll post>
Remember, I have friends in the High-Tech Crime Squad who
have friends in the FBI!!!
I can make BIG trouble for you, you faggot!!!
</Quote>
<And another Quote from the Troll>
Ask the little boys over in the Vista groups about me.
THEY can vouch for how BAD I am!!!
So you came here to upset the peace of this NG old fart lol
</Quote>
<and another Quote from the old Fart lol>
And I'm a nasty old fart when I get CRANKED UP!!!
Be WARNED, faggot!!!!
< end of Fartting <g>>
What a TROLL!!!
I'm really cann't hold myself laughing on this Troll. I think we have a case
of sick minded person and need treatment.
Any psychiatric out there give us some advice and some medication to help
him out?
Thank you.

Useless at best if not harmful avoid his utter nonsense advice.
Hope you like your new name REAL TROLL RT < previously known as Mick
Murphy>.
HTH,
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"REAL TROLL Mick Murphy" wrote:
commming sooon: http://www.REALTROLLMickMurphy.com
> You seem to want to start again, nass.
> My advice is DON'T.
> --
> Mad Mike
>
>
> "nass" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > But NOT the Murphy's Shop or the machine will get psychiced out 0
> > nass
> > ----
> > http://www.nasstec.co.uk
> >
> > "Leonard Grey" wrote:
> >
> > > Time to show your computer to a professional. Don't hesitate.
> > > ---
> > > Leonard Grey
> > > Errare humanum est
> > >
> > > "A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine
> > > http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp
> > >
> > > kermit wrote:
> > > > I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> > > > although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been
> > > > made" screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as
> > > > still being still available, (sometime in August), but after XP
> > > > restarted it refused to load my personal settings. The monitor just
> > > > remaine blank with the cursor displaying but nothing else.
> > > >
> > > > I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> > > > desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> > > > several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> > > > judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the
> > > > monitor now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no
> > > > signal coming from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
> > > >
> > > > Any help welcomed please.
> > >

Until you apologize about your trolling and scum bag attitude I will not Let
you Troll Here in the NG.
The TROLL First Attack and Utter Nonsense:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...=en-us&m=1&p=1

This Troll is going nuts but I like having a laugh <G>
Does your FBI/High-Tech Crime Squad have psychiatric Friend to sort you out?
I think you said it all by saying this:
<Quotye from the TROLL Post>
And once I get hold of someone like him,
I never let go... NEVER.
Well, maybe.
Someone stalked me in the Vista groups and
impersonated me until I finally backed off and
played nice.
It cramped my style, and so I came here to play.
WATCH OUT FOOL. Or you'll be next on my list!
</Quote>
<Another Quote from the Troll post>
Remember, I have friends in the High-Tech Crime Squad who
have friends in the FBI!!!
I can make BIG trouble for you, you faggot!!!
</Quote>
<And another Quote from the Troll>
Ask the little boys over in the Vista groups about me.
THEY can vouch for how BAD I am!!!
So you came here to upset the peace of this NG old fart lol
</Quote>
<and another Quote from the old Fart lol>
And I'm a nasty old fart when I get CRANKED UP!!!
Be WARNED, faggot!!!!
< end of Fartting <g>>
What a TROLL!!!
I'm really cann't hold myself laughing on this Troll. I think we have a case
of sick minded person and need treatment.
Any psychiatric out there give us some advice and some medication to help
him out?
Thank you.

Useless at best if not harmful avoid his utter nonsense advice.
Hope you like your new name REAL TROLL RT < previously known as Mick
Murphy>.
HTH,
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"REAL TROLL Mick Murphy" wrote:
commming sooon: http://www.REALTROLLMickMurphy.com

> Kermit, this NASS is a FAKE.
> Totally ignore him, and his shonky and shoddy computer repair business.
>
> Do NOT click on his website address!!!!
> Virus loaded.
> He is a Scammer trolling here.
>
> --
> Mad Mike
>
>
> "kermit" wrote:
>
> > I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted although
> > the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been made" screen. I
> > then went back to the first restore point shown as still being still
> > available, (sometime in August), but after XP restarted it refused to load
> > my personal settings. The monitor just remaine blank with the cursor
> > displaying but nothing else.
> >
> > I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> > desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> > several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> > judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the monitor
> > now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no signal coming
> > from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
> >
> > Any help welcomed please.
> >
> >

As I did stat it firt time, don't I TROLL Mick!!!
And not everyone will say Murphy you will pop up with your trolling and say
who talking about me.
Go and troll away please.

Useless at best if not harmful avoid his utter nonsense advice.
Hope you like your new name REAL TROLL RT < previously known as Mick
Murphy>.
HTH,
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"THE REAL TROLL Mick Murphy" wrote:
commming so sooon: http://www.theRealTrollMickMurphy.com

> You seem to want to start again, nass.
> My advice is DON'T.
> --
> Mad Mike
>
>
> "nass" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > But NOT the Murphy's Shop or the machine will get psychiced out 0
> > nass
> > ----
> > http://www.nasstec.co.uk
> >
> > "Leonard Grey" wrote:
> >
> > > Time to show your computer to a professional. Don't hesitate.
> > > ---
> > > Leonard Grey
> > > Errare humanum est
> > >
> > > "A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine
> > > http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp
> > >
> > > kermit wrote:
> > > > I've had problems trying to use restore point - none were accepted
> > > > although the PC rebooted each time to show the "no changes have been
> > > > made" screen. I then went back to the first restore point shown as
> > > > still being still available, (sometime in August), but after XP
> > > > restarted it refused to load my personal settings. The monitor just
> > > > remaine blank with the cursor displaying but nothing else.
> > > >
> > > > I tried going into safe mode but the up/down arrows refused to move. In
> > > > desperation I reset several times and also switched off completely for
> > > > several minutes. On switching back on there is some hard drive activity
> > > > judging by the flashing LED and the usual start up blip. But the
> > > > monitor now remains in power save mode and its diagnostics report no
> > > > signal coming from th PC. There is no rebooting at all.
> > > >
> > > > Any help welcomed please.
> > >