Snow Leopard not working after installation

After successful installation of Snow Leopard on a new internal hard drive (connected through IDE to SATA adapter) in my Macbook (late 2006), it is not working. No icon is clickable, only cursor can move. Please help!

The OSX 10.6.3 was successfully installed from the DVD. This is the screen after booting. But it is frozen. There is no response to clicking any of the icon in the deck or in the menu bar. I can only move cursor. That's all.

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JVM not working after installation of J2SE

My computer is a Pentium III 800MHz running W98se and I�m having problems with the installation of JSDK.
I'm beginning to learn Java and wanted to install J2SE. Erroneously I downloaded and installed J2RE. Then I tryied to uninstall it but as I couldn�t manage to have any result uninstalling by Control Pannel, I removed it from Programs list at Control Pannel and deleted the directory. Then I installed J2SE.
Since then, various url I try to open at IE (version 6), including examples of the inatallation of J2SE, causes to open an Install On Demand of the JVM. After the 5M download , during the installation Norton AntiVirus accuses xmldso.cab of virus, and I choose to proceed with the file. Finished installation, the problem continues.
I�ve already tryied to dowload Microsoft VM from Microsoft site and installed it manually, but the same occurs. I went to Java Plugin page (http://java.sun.com/plugin), chose �Consumer�, and when I choose Automatic Installation, 2 things happen: first, a window open but no progression bar or �time left� are shown; second, after some time, when it seems to finish, the Windows show that very known �blue screen� of error.
How can I install correctly the JVM and JSDK? Must I first uninstall J2SE? And how could I uninstall them?
Thanks in advance

A thought just occurred to me - you probably have 5 backups of your registry in the form of files named RBnnn.cab in windows\sysbackup.
If you can match your software configuration with one of the backups, you can restore one, taking your machine back to a previous date. The critical part is to match the restored registry to your software configuration. If, for instance, your software configuration had been unchanged for a few days before you did the first JRE install, and one of the backups is from prior to the JRE install, then you could restore that backup. Here's some info - there's much more our ther, use Google.
Registry Checker
Registry Checker is a free tool built into Win98 that scans the Registry every time your PC starts up. If a problem is detected, it automatically replaces the Registry with a daily, new backup copy. Registry Checker keeps five complete backup copies of your Registry for a five-day incremental history. Restoring the Registry manually is a four-step process: (1) Select Start, Shut Down, Restart in MS-DOS mode, and OK. (2) Type scanreg /restore from the command prompt. (3) Choose the latest good version of the Registry from the list of the last five backups named Rbnnn.cab (CAB), where nnn starts at 000 and date/time stamps. The screen also shows Started or Not Started for each backup, meaning that the particular copy of the Registry has (or hasn't) successfully started your system. (4) Click Restore. If the restore is successful, Registry Checker tells you. If there is a problem, an error message appears. If the latter occurs, try restoring the next oldest CAB. You can manually run Registry Checker from the System Information applet's Tools menu. However, this interface can not restore but only makes a backup copy.

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