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There has been a problem with my PC that is preventing me to boot normally; only in safe mode. I found out that once I uninstalled and disabled the Nvidia driver (Most recent one) for my 8800GTS it will boot up with no crashes. Currently Windows boots up with hiccups when Im using the onboard/VGA adapter, only problem remains is the annoying streaks of blue strips on screen. And I reformatted, so basically theres nothing in my PC.
Vista 32bit
MSI P6N SLI
Stock E6420
2GB DDR2 800
8800GTS 320MB

I don't understand...is your onboard video card enabled whileyou are using the 8800GTS? That could be the reason for your issues if so.
Also, did you fully uninstall your drivers/software for the onboard card?
Jarvis -Technician
TekTime
www.time4tech.com

I uninstalled the drivers for the 8800GTS and currently using the generic VGA Adapter instead, then the PC will boot up normally. But, if I tried to install/enable the 8800 drivers I can only boot up in safe mode.
So basically if I enable the 8800GTS my PC will continue rebooting after the Vista boot-screen.Right now I have only the Standard Video Adapter enabled.

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