Cant get to login ...just keeps going back to the apple screen where your first turn it on acts like its going to go but just goes back

Make sure your battery is fully charged or just run with a power cord. Also, the battery could be bad.

1. Press and hold down the sleep/wake button at the top of you iPhone or iPad.
2. At the same time, press and hold down the Home button on the front of your iPhone or iPad
3. Keep holding both buttons until the screen turns off and then turns back on again and displays the Apple logo.
4. Now plug your device into your computer and boot up iTunes on your computer.
5. Now look for a button to reset it, and boom you've reset it

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This is called a boot loop.Try booting from the Mac OS X install disc. make sure you are plugin into the wall with the power adapter. insert the disc. press the power button while holding down the "C" on the keyboard
If it boots up normally you will have to reinstall the operating system
If it doesn't, you have a hardware issue. It could be the power adapter itself or power on the logic board.

Hold the power button for 3 seconds and without releasing the power button, push and hold the home button and continue holding both buttons until you see the apple logo, once the phone goes off, if it doesn't come back on by it's self, then just power it on as you normally would.

All apps or some apps?

Since the screen does turn on at the login page, I would say that it doesn't seem as though anything is physically wrong with your computer. It sounds to me like it's a software issue. Either get someone to try and reinstall your video drivers or to back-up your documents, files, etc., format the hard drive, and reinstall a fresh copy of Mac OS.

Before this happened did you enter your passcode in wrong a couple times?
If that was the case, hook up the phone to the same computer that you used with this phone and perform another sync. This will back up your personal information, unfortunately not your movies.
Once you have done this, make sure you have the latest itunes download.
Next, connect your iphone to your computer and select your iphone under Devices.
Select the Summary tab, then
Select the Restore option.
If you haven't backed up your iphone, Select Backup.
When that is finished,
Select the Restore option.
After it is restored, keep it connected to iTunes.
Keep it connected until the Connect to iTunes screen goes away OR you see 'iPhone is Activated.
Next you will see a screen to choose either the 'Set up as a new iPhone or Restore from the Backup.
Choose your last backup, then select Continue.
Your iPhone should be back to normal.
If that doesn't work, follow this link and follow the onscreen directions.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808

If this doesn' work, you will want to use the Apple Online Support. You need to have an Apple ID that you use to login. Follow this link and they will help you out.
https://daw.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/DSAuthWeb.woa/wa/login?appIdKey=D531F1C41BE58EA5BA864EA31A79DD0343C041D333CFA2246651628F0291F620

Plug it and recharge it via the wall adapter. It may not have enough charge to boot up enough to mount.

Hi,

I've run into this problem too often lately. So far I haven't managed to find a decent fix for it :( I've ended up having to backup the computer's data, reinstall windows, and restore all the data.

From the times I've seen it you get to the login screen, click on your user, get the "Loading personal Settings", a quick flash of the desktop, then back to the login screen saying "saving personal settings". It would do this in both safe mode and normal mode, so I was never able to try turning off startup software or services.

Booting to the windows XP disc and running a check disc might help, but from my experience with the problem you will probably need to reinstall windows. Hopefully someone else has a better idea.

Best of luck :)