LOOP BOOT? Here's what worked for me...

Try unplugging all of your USB devices. Yes, that means the extra backup
drive in the front of your PC that connects through USB as well, if you have
one. Then...it works. Amazing...

"earlyadopter" <earlyadopter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Try unplugging all of your USB devices. Yes, that means the extra backup
> drive in the front of your PC that connects through USB as well, if you
> have
> one. Then...it works. Amazing...

That is likely because your extra USB HD is set to active. Remove that and
it should be OK or alternatively go into BIOS and enforce the drive you wish
to boot from FIRST.