Another Infinite Birthday Loop Issue

I have been a loyal Photoshop user since version 2.5.
I just purchased the Photoshop Photography Program and I am also unable to get beyond the verify my date of birth.
No problem when wanting to charge my card but a problem when trying to access the download center.
I initially ordered using an old name: wlescall
which was tagged to my email address: [email protected]
I got a confirmation email at 0726 EDT:
Order # AD009483190
When trying to get to the download center I get stuck in the infinite birthday loop.
I just wasted over 30 on the phone with customer support with any help.
Please fix this or cancel my subscription.

Restore the bootable backup/clone or Time Machine backup. Without one, you have a difficult situation. First thing to try is boot with your install disc, run Disk Utility, and repair the disk.

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Another Infinite Login Loop Problem - need help badly

Hello. I need help.
When I start up my iMac (24 inch last generation model) I can't log into the OS. When I enter my password I see the default OS wallpaper (nothing else) then it kicks me to a blue screen then right back to the login. Same thing over and over. I've already ran disk utility off of the install CD to repair permissions, etc... but no luck. This even happens when I enter into safe mode. I'm running the latest version of the OS.
Can anyone help me?

Restore the bootable backup/clone or Time Machine backup. Without one, you have a difficult situation. First thing to try is boot with your install disc, run Disk Utility, and repair the disk.

For Those Experiencing the Infinite Boot Loop on P67A-GD65

My story in a nutshell - bought the original (non B3) P67A-GD65 from Newegg on the first day it was available along with 8 GB (2X4 GB) Corsair Vengeance DDR3-1600 ram and Intel i5 2500k processor. Received the items, hooked them up on a test bench (rubber mb supports so no grounding issues) along with a Corsair VX-550 P/S (both 24 pin and 8 pin leads plugged in), GTX-460 video card (2 PCI-E 6 pin connectors plugged in), the default Intel i5 heatsink and a known good USB KB and mouse. Promptly experienced the infinite loop boot issue others have described - fans on h/s and video card spin up, 1st APS LED lights for a fraction of a second then all 6 light up for 3 to 4 seconds then APS LEDs go out and fans on h/s and video card spin down. No beeps from speaker and no video signal to monitor. After everything has stopped spinning (about 3 to 4 seconds), the power comes back on and the cycle repeats exactly the same way every time until I turn off the power supply. Here is what I tried:
1. Used only 1 stick of ram (tried in all 4 slots)
2. Pulled 1 stick of DDR3-1600 ram from my working X58 system (again tried in all 4 slots)
3. Different power supply (OCZ 520-ADJ)
4. Known good PCI video card instead of GTX-460 (in case there was some problem with power draw)
Under each of these changes, the same infinite boot loop occurred. Called tech support, they walked me through each step I had already tried and finally suggested I RMA both the MB and the CPU to Newegg. Did so and the replacements worked fine from the start.
Then came the B2 stepping issue. Notified both Newegg and MSI that I had one of the B2 boards. Newegg notified me they had the new B3 boards in stock. Arranged for cross shipment where they would ship me the new board and then I would return the old one. Received the new one last Friday. Put it on the same test bench as above and the same infinite boot loop is now happening on the new B3 stepping board. Just to test, put the cpu, ram and GTX-460 video card back into the B2 stepping board and everything works perfectly.
Another test, since some people reported the infinite loop problem when they had failed to plug in the 8 Pin power lead to the mb, I unplugged the 8 pin connector on the working B2 stepping board. The infinite loop problem is entirely different in this case. When you press the power switch, the fans start to spin and the first LED lights for less than a second. Then the LED goes off and the fans start to spin down. After everything has stopped, it repeats until the power supply is turned off.
This is my first MSI motherboard after 15 years of Abit and Asus with the occasional Gigabyte or EVGA thrown in and I am not happy with the QC I have experienced with this board!
So to summarize, 2 of the 3 P67A-GD65 boards I received from Newegg have had this infinite boot loop problem. Apparently, I have to RMA again. Am I lucky or what???!!!
Monte

Quote from: BMSliger on 16-March-11, 00:05:11
If it was the chipset causing this problem, it seems it would be a widespread complaint among all vendors. I have looked at the Asus and Gigabyte boards and do not see this particular problem described and certainly not multiple users reporting the same problem. I am giving up on this and will arrange an RMA and will see if I can talk Newegg into an Asus board for only the price difference. MSI has a very good reputation in the industry, but it has been a disaster for me!!!
Thanks for your replies,
Monte
Frankly, I can understand your frustrations on the problem but it is not fair to judge a brand by looking at the number of complains in a forum. I can guarantee you, there are more RMAs out there from all other manufacturers even before an user even knows that a Forum ever exist for them to post for enquiry and most of them aren't an IT engineer or hardware engineer by self.
If you want to compare, I have also been in this industry for more than 15 years and I have many DOA boards from other manufacturers as well and DOAs after RMAs are common to me. When you handle thousands of PCs, laptops and mainframes, such things are really common.
Back to your problem. Maybe I didn't make it clear on how I want to describe on my previous post for your issue in words. I am referring to having a chance to let the system boot into BIOS or past BIOS after multiple times of rebooting, then you can try to flash the BIOS. This is also not uncommon as I have encountered systems which are problematic but are able to boot into Windows after 15 to 20 times of infinite reboots by itself.
How about processor? Tested it in another system yet? Or is this another unless suggestion to you?

UI flickrs continously jdk1.7.25 EventdispatchThread's pumpEventsForFilter goes to infinite while loop

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This same code works correctly in java 1.3.
Below is the part of the code related to searchbutton. Can you please suggest regarding this because the issue is within java api and not sure how to solve this.
SearchButton.java:
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setCursor(new Cursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));
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Please provide your code example as SSCCE . I'm not going to spent time guessing what your application code (other than shown) meigt do or not do.
bye
TPD

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I want to debug a project:
When I run it from Flash, it doesn't work as expected but it
doesn't display
any compiling nor runtime error.
But when I want to debug it and press the Play button of the
debugger, it
displays an infinite recursion loop error.
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Henri

What you are trying to do is not supported on Windows.
You mention a thin client. This has nothing to do with thin clients. Thin clients are just dumb monitors that run a remote RDP session.
If you are connecting to a terminal server there is a configuration in GP or in the terminal server configuration that let you specify an alternate shell. If you are running this as a remote to a workstation then you need to specify the shell in the
user profile. THis can be done through group policy or via a registry edit.
You cannot use a script for this and you cannot use an Office program without Explorer. Office requires Explorer to run which is why you are getting that error.
Redirecting userinit for the whole machine will likely create many bad side effects as it is a fundamental process. It is called multiple times during logon. Replacing it with a batch file will cause you script to be executed multiple times.
Usually userinit is called at least three times. In a domain with Group Policy it can be called a dozen times. I am pretty sure the only reason for it being in the registry is to allow for debugging.
Another this folder.ng to knowis that userinit has to complete before many things in Office will work correctly dependin on you implementation.
You can load the powerpoint viewer and directly launch that with the file name from the
"startup" . You can also try and set the powerpoint viewer as the alternate shell. It just might work because it is designed to run completely stand alone with no Office and is used in kiosks which generally run without Explorer.
You can also try to use IE to launch the ppt as it can host this with the viewer installed. It can be set to fullscreen and it will re-launch when exited just like Explorer does,
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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My iphone is stuck in an infinite setup loop. Have reset phone a lot of times and it lets me set up all info. I get home screen for less than 2 seconds and the set up screen pops back up. Randomly the voice over will come on and the tripple tap to enter from kep pad/board comes on or goes off. HELP!

Hello DebiSuzi,
Not being able to use your device can certainly be frustrating. From what I can gather, it sounds like you're having issues restarting your device. After reviewing your post, I have located an article that can help in this situation. You may want to consider restoring your device to factory settings. After this is complete, I would recommend restoring your data from any potential backups you may have:
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Use recovery mode
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iTunes doesn't recognize your device or says it's in recovery mode.
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You see the Connect to iTunes screen.
Learn what to do if you see the progress bar onscreen for several minutes.
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When your device is connected, iTunes will open. You'll see a message saying that iTunes has detected an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch in recovery mode.
Use iTunes to restore your device. Restoring in recovery mode will erase your device. If you previously synced with iTunes or iCloud, you might be able to restore from your backup.
Get more help
Learn what to do if you don't see your device in iTunes for OS X, or in iTunes for Windows.
If you put your device into recovery mode by mistake, restart it. Or you can wait 15 minutes and your device will exit recovery mode by itself.
Thank you for contributing to Apple Support Communities.
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MSI z77a-G45 Infinite Reboot Loop

Hello,
Here are my system specs:
Core i5 3570K
Hyper212 Plus
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WD 1TB Black (for data)
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Hi guys. I know this thread is 2 and a half months old but I need to find a solution to this problem. It may have been better to start a new thread, excuse me for not doing it as my problem is quite similar.
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How to out from infinite while loop in sub VI

Dear Sir,
how to out from infinite while loop in sub VI from main VI
attached photo for solution but I can't understand it and i can't find the function in photo
please help
Attachments:
stop_subVI_frm_main.JPG ‏36 KB

Asking how to get out of an infinite loop is like asking how to find the end of a circle. I'm not trying to be sarcastic but by definition, if there is a way out of the loop, then it is not infinite. I think what you are asking is how to avoid creating an infinite loop. Is there something about the suggestions you have been given that you do not like? My favorite suggestion is the notifier but maybe you just need an example. Turn on context help and read about the notifier functions in the code below.
This is your top level VI
And this is your subVI
If this seems too complex then a global variable will work too. But what seems simpler can cause much more complex bugs. You can code fast and spend lots of time debugging or you can code slow and spend less time debugging. Personally I perfer writing productive code than looking for bugs any time.
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LabVIEW 2012

Login "Loop" issue after upgrading to Leopard from Tiger-iBook G4

Hi Guys,
I've the same login "loop" issue as described in *Apple KB article #306965* only on an iBook G4, unfortunately the solution offered in the KB article does not help.
There is one slight variant being that the user desktop appears for a second or two after the blue screen following login before it returns (loops) to the login window. It happens on all (2) user accounts.
The interesting thing is it doesn't occur on either account when booting in 'safe mode'.
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Regards,
BB

Did a clean install, cloned the HD with SuperDuper and then used Mig. Asst. to restore data back to the original HD. All now OK.
A & I was done in the initial upgrade from Tiger.
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BB

PRS-T1 stuck in infinite reboot loop after failed firmware update

Hi,
I tried to update the firmware, but failed when updating to version 1.0.07.05070. Tried to 2 times. The first time it failed I simply tried again. The second time, it took a lot longer to reach the failed to update message, but it did cause the ereader to reboot.
Now, it's stuck in an infinite reboot loop on the "Opening book" page. The progress bar on that page stays completely empty, lasts for about 30 seconds, and reboots again. This will go one until the battery is dead or indefinitely if plugged in.
I have tried pressing the Home + Menu buttons, but they seem to have no effect.
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David
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Kiroken,
Here is what I have observed:
- After a hard boot (reset + power button during 3+ seconds), if I don't do anything, it will reboot every ~30seconds.
- If I press and hold the Home and Menu buttons, no effect. The same as if I didn't press anything.
- If I press the Forward + Back buttons (2 & 4), it does not reboot after 30 seconds. Instead, the orange light on the power button blink every ~2-3 seconds.
- Any other key combinations that I have tried have no effect.
I have tried with and without several rescue sdcard. No difference. No improvement. In every case, the computer never sees the reader. If plugged into the power outlet, it seems like the battery charges alright. It does not appear to charge if plugged into USB port.
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Infinite for loop problem

hello there
i'm trying to make a ping program that if the user presses a button
the program pings on a server continusely and print the response
so i used the infinite for loop but when i'm trying to exit the program
it doesn,t exit?how to fix that? here is my code
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.Container;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
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public static void main(String args[]) {
JButton btn=new JButton("Check The Ping");
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                System.exit(0);
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       System.err.println("Unable to lookup ");
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hi friend ,
i have made some changes to your code ,i hope this might help let me know if it works for you
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.Container;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
public class test extends JFrame {
public static void main(String args[]) {
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JFrame frame = new JFrame("Ping Check");
frame.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent ev) {
System.exit(0);
ActionListener actionlistener=new ActionListener() {
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evnt) {
     if(evnt.getActionCommand().equals("Check The Ping"))
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frame.setVisible(true);
     frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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class pinging implements Runnable {
public pinging()
public void run()
try {
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               System.out.println("Addr: " + address.getHostAddress());
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               System.err.println("Unable to lookup ");
               catch (IOException e) {
               System.err.println("Unable to reach ");
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Usage of for-each loop inside another for-each loop

Hi All,
I have tried using a for-each loop inside another for-each loop as given below.
<?for-each:G_1?>
<Customer Details>
<?for-each:G_2?>
<Address>
<?end for-each?>
<?end for-each?>
Its not getting inside the second loop.I have referred this link
Re: Loop Question but it didn't help me much.Please let me know if am going wrong somewhere.
Regards,
Sudeep.

Sudeep,
The syntax of the for-each statements looks oke. but you have omitted some question marks after the < and before the >.
Furhermore, there cannot be spaces in XML element names. So, "Customer Details" won't work. Change it to something like: "Customer_Details". Also be reminded that the element names are case-sensitive.
try this:
<?for-each:G_1?>
<?Customer_Details?>
<?for-each:G_2?>
<?Address?>
<?end for-each?>
<?end for-each?>
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Kevin

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I appear to have an infinite mail loop (caused by an e-mail being sent with too many pictures attached). Does anyone know how to break the loop? Everytime I delete it, more (in fact hundreds) reappear.

I don't use attachments too much, but there is a way of handling your situation. It might help to know about your email structure. You haven't provided too many details, so I'll do the best with what I have.
Most users access their emails from two main sources: an ISP or an external provider like Google. If you use an ISP, like ATT, it's relatively easy to deal with your email problem. Log onto your ATT webmail, and you can delete the problematic email at its source. Delete the messages one by one, or delete blocks of emails by highlighting them and deleting. In the future, stay up to date with your emails to make sure this doesn't happen again.
Some users use an external provider like Google, but the solution is the same. Delete messages one by one, or in blocks, until they're all gone.
There's a trick to help you delete emails more easily: The next time you use Mail, make sure it's offline. You won't be able to download additiional email, but you'll be able to process the mail you already have on your computer. You can't get an "infinite loop" if you stop the flood of emails beforehand.
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Infinite Redirect Loop when selecting group in Google Groups

When I sign in to Google groups, then select one of my groups, I get into an "infinite redirect loop." The page hangs, "Redirecting" appears in the page title, and at the bottom it says (alternating) "waiting for google.com" or "waiting for groups.google.com". I have Firefox 3.6.3, which I think is latest and greatest.
This problem has been reported to Google and you can see the discussion here:
http://groups.google.com/group/is-something-broken/browse_thread/thread/8fb760742f6ce7ba/f7065d7bd3499f65#f7065d7bd3499f65
You go to the Google Groups help forum, look at "Is something broken" discussion, and look further for "Infinite Redirect Loop." This may be a problem that only affects moderators.
I'm not sure if this is a problem with Firefox, Google groups, or the interaction.
== URL of affected sites ==
http://groups.google.com/

Clearing out all cookies worked for me, too.
Not that it matters, but my tentative conclusion is that (a) this is a Google problem and (b) it has something to do with cookies, possibly a defective cookie creation mechanism or something like that. In any event, if it doesn't recur, I would further conclude that whatever-it-was has been fixed.

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