Posting this from my phone. After restarting my computer, it blue screens immediately following Windows 7 booting up. Safe Mode is the same way. I've done startup repair 4 times and system restore twice. Still blue screens.

I was trying to hook up my desktop computer to my new HDTV via HDMI. All it displayed was my desktop background. Then I read on line that I might have to restart my computer for it to recognize the TV. So I did. Nothing showed up on the TV this time. Then I realized that my monitor was still hooked up to my computer via DVI. So I switched the channel on my monitor to see if it was displaying via DVI. It was. Only, it was in the process of booting up... 5 minutes after I had restarted it. That's when I found out it was blue screening. I have no idea if it was a faulty update or if my computer got screwed up because it was plugged into both the tv and monitor. I highly doubt its the latter, but im not ruling anything out at this point.

Can anyone help me?

Try to press f8 at startup, just 1sec after the logo. And press "last known good configuration" this worked for me.

I dont know if it will for you. Good luck.

Didn't work.

When you get the blue screen, there should be some codes on the "downside". Or even an .exe, look those up on the internet.

Its an update that's causing the problem. Thing is, I dont have my Windows 7 boot disk. Is there a way I can delete the KB2932791 file using just the command prompt?

>>5 Well, if you can't boot into Windows, you can't use the command prompt, can you?

I know there's an option for that if you had the Win7 disc. I don't think you can just delete the update, it's not a single file. The only way I know how is to do it through Windows Update.

The command prompt is one of the repair options, so I can use it from there. And thst singular file is the culprit. I dont have to delete anything else.

Try to create an sustem restore point first. If thats available in the option menu the same as where Commad Promt is.

Open command promt and type : wusa /uninstall /kb:{update ID}
In your case it should be: wusa /uninstall /kb:2932791

This will most likely delete it, I have never tried it, so do this on your own risk, maybe its not good to delete that Update.

Could it be a hardware error? :/

Just wanted to let you guys know that I fixed it. It was a Windows Update that screwed with the font cache files, causing the computer to crash on startup. I used a Windows 7 repair disk to overwrite the files. I appreciate all the help.