I2007 keeps rebooting no chance to configure - Nortel i2007 IP Phone

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Have the codes read. Probably bad clutches inside the transmission. Once the computer see's them slipping a bit, it pops a codes. The longer you do this, the more it will cost down the road.

you can login to safe mode using F8 key on boot or just waite for fully updates instalation it can take some time and can reboot many times if it's installed many updates

By enforcing the option to return BACK TO THE LAST KNOWN GOOD CONFIGURATION you have nothing to lose. Respond if you have already selected that option with no success?
Bruce

According to this, http://www.bartek.com.tw/product/vigor/2900/doc/manual/ch20_reboot%20system.pdf
you restore the router to factory configuration in the reboot menu. One option is to reboot with the current config and another option is to reboot with the factory configuration.
If this does not work for you regarding getting the router back to factory config I'd call or e-mail Draytek. They have a good rep - high quality products and service at a higher price, so try them directly. When a factory restore does not work, only the manufacturer is left in a lot of cases, unless there are unbricking procedures,

Delete the driver in system tools/services in configuration, and then reboot. It should reinstall the original driver. If it doesn't, chances are your sound card is bad.

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while rebooting u press the F5 key for a while, it will redirect u to a boot menu,in this boot menu u have some special options to boot like boot in safe mode,safe mode with networking ,debugging mode,last known good configuration boot,start normally,etc u first boot in safe mode and try to deactivate rebooting in ur own technicand u have more options try all of them it will be ok in 2 or 3 options

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You need to reinstall your OS as Vista is currupt.
Boot with the system recovery cd that came with your system and reinmstall to factory default.
I hope this helps.
Good Luck.

Solution 1:
When you start the system, press F8 and then select "Last known good configuration". If it does not work the first time, try at least three or four times.
Solution 2:
You can try installing the OS again but you will lose the data in your c drive.
Solution 3:
Check with the BIOS configuration, Take a note of the original configuration before you make any changes.

Hi there, maybe I can help.
As your computer boots hit F8, go to the startup menu and disable "automatic restart on system failure". Boot up and make not of any error messages.

Let me know if this helps