bpt

It does sound to me as though you may have a hardware issue. You can't get
access to your keyboard... try another keyboard? It could be a motherboard
or CPU issue or even bad memory causing a constant rebooting. If it was me,
I would start replacing all the easy/cheap items first and see if that stops
the rebooting or at least gives you the option to jump into BIOS via the DEL
or whatever key (F2, F11, F12) that your BIOS requires.

Like I said below it does sound like a big coincidence that it happened when
you were windows updating, but many BSODs are from hardware issues as well
as software and it may just have happened after your windows updating
session.

Cheers,
Trevor.

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there were a few of the updates that caused my computer to be out of
control. Sometimes it would just keep rebooting, then, if I tried limited
installs of other patches, it would simply go to a black screen after
briefly flashing a blue screen.

Well, the only solution was to put in the WinXP CD, setup, and go through
the "Repair Install" option. (tried the "kernal32.dll" replacement approach
first, but to no avail)  Basically you go down the path of installing (not
the "Recovery Console") but you get an option to detect current Windows
version and "Press 'R' to Repair" (can't recall which came first), and then
it goes through aboutg 1/2 hr process of loading some of the OS files from
the CD and basically taking a good part of your OS back to whatever SP your
CD was.  It does not mess with your currently loaded programs (thankfully)
and even leaves some patches in place, but you will DEFINITELY want to make
a bee-line for Windows Update once your system is back up.  MAKE SURE YOU
HAVE A FIREWALL IN PLACE FIRST - your system will be naked and with little
(patch) protection, so you need time to be able to load the updates before
Spyware/etc can get you.  Having helped friends with their systems (before
convincing them to load firewalls such as Zone Alarm or BlackIce), I am
aware of how quickly one can get hit by these things - in minutes!

This worked for me, anyway.  Oh, and I have tried and tried to figure out
which of the 4 remaining patches cause problems (and load the others), and
thus have had to go through this "Repair Install" process a LOT lately. My
system was most impacted by the 4/2005 patches.

Good luck and hope this helps!
KWW

I have the same problem too, please let me know something if you get the
solution, Thanks !