Opened up a program in safemode and now nothing works right.

something happens on your windows start-up.

you can check login with SafeMode :

1. restart your laptop
2. on first boot bios system -> Press F8 (to option safemode)
3. on safemode VGA not support -> it's normally
4. check you start-up with :
- Run
- type "msconfig"
- click start-up tab
- uncheck option where program alien.

Try updating your Drivers....

This surely will help you out...

Cheers :)

in windows 7 F8 is the key of enable safemode

in safemode uninstall suspicious softwares, and select normal startup, install registry cleaner reg in out it may work

hi, i had the same problem to before, basically if you already tried all the safemode and still doesnt work your OS is already corrupted. So the solution for this one so that you'll still be able to use your computer is by reformatting it. hope this helps, goodluck..

You may be running too many programs in the background which can heat up a processor pretty well. You may also have a virus which overtaxes a processor. Also, always make sure that the heat vent in the back of the pc is well vented and not obstructed, and NEVER have the pc placed on something like a bed, blanket, or pillow
OK, Do this;
These are the steps that you need to take, and the instructions on how to do it:
1. Reboot into Safemode
2. Run a virus and spyware scanner while in safemode
3. Defrag
4. Scandisk
5. Registry error repairing while in safemode
6.Reboot into regular mode windows

Here is how to do it:
Reboot yor machine while holding the F8 key right as it boots back up. A menu will apear. Choose -->"start windows in safe mode with networking".
Windows will start in safe mode. Run an AVG virus scan, then run Defrag by exploring your computer, right click on C: drive, click PROPERTIES, then the TOOLS tab, click the "check now" button, and only checkmark the top box 'fix file system errors', then click ok, the computer will then tell you it will scan upon next reboot., Now click the DEFRAG NOW button. the choose defrag. After Defrag runs for about an hour and it is finished, restart the system. If is still won't run normally, go back into Safemode buy pressing F8 on reboot, then run a registry fixing program such as uniblue registrybooster, then reboot again. If it still won't run right, you may want to reinstall Windows and see if that works. If reinstalling windows doesn't fix it, it may be a hardware problem.
PRINT THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND KEEP A COPY NEAR YOUR SYSTEM FOR FUTURE PROBLEMS. THIS SERIES OF STEPS CAN FIX MANY PROBLEMS
Good luck.
James.
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You may be running too many programs in the background which can heat up a processor pretty well. You may also have a virus which overtaxes a processor. Also, always make sure that the heat vent in the back of the pc is well vented and not obstructed, and NEVER have the pc placed on something like a bed, blanket, or pillow
OK, Do this;
These are the steps that you need to take, and the instructions on how to do it:
1. Reboot into Safemode
2. Run a virus and spyware scanner while in safemode
3. Defrag
4. Scandisk
5. Registry error repairing while in safemode
6.Reboot into regular mode windows

Here is how to do it:
Reboot yor machine while holding the F8 key right as it boots back up. A menu will apear. Choose -->"start windows in safe mode with networking".
Windows will start in safe mode. Run an AVG virus scan, then run Defrag by exploring your computer, right click on C: drive, click PROPERTIES, then the TOOLS tab, click the "check now" button, and only checkmark the top box 'fix file system errors', then click ok, the computer will then tell you it will scan upon next reboot., Now click the DEFRAG NOW button. the choose defrag. After Defrag runs for about an hour and it is finished, restart the system. If is still won't run normally, go back into Safemode buy pressing F8 on reboot, then run a registry fixing program such as uniblue registrybooster, then reboot again. If it still won't run right, you may want to reinstall Windows and see if that works. If reinstalling windows doesn't fix it, it may be a hardware problem.
PRINT THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND KEEP A COPY NEAR YOUR SYSTEM FOR FUTURE PROBLEMS. THIS SERIES OF STEPS CAN FIX MANY PROBLEMS
Good luck.
James.
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just unplug all external devices except ur keyboard and mouse and restart,if u still have the same problem try with last known good configuration,then also with safemode with networking, if u still have problem first of all ,in safe mode only basic required drivers are loaded,it could be a driver issue open devicemanger to chk that as well

Start in safe mode as you have been doing,Once you get to the desk top,Click start>Run>Type Msconfig and hit ok or enter,When the configuration window opens,Select start up Normal and click apply,The computer will restart in normal mode.

Hi,

Are you sure it is in the safe mode.See if it is in safe mode you will see SAFE MODE written on the top and bottom left as well as top and bottom right of your screen.Please let me know.And i guess you must be chatting with someone else right now?Let me know if you got the solution from him.