hi there
as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
again.??

can anyone give some advice and help?

jenny

You might need to R.click my computer,properties,updates,select the
auto update mode.For now,install xp cd,boot to xp cd,recovery,select 1
for C: Press enter key for password,type:CHKDSK C: /R When its thru
(15-20 min),type:EXIT Let xp start up,remove cd.

"jenny" wrote:

> hi there
> as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
> pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
> computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
> again.??
>
> can anyone give some advice and help?
>
> jenny
>
>

do you even get to some stable screen or does the computer just restart
after showing a blue screen for a second or two. if its the second
case, then you might want to boot with your windows cd and try to run
chkdsk or you can fix the boot sector as it might be corrupted.
goodluck
jenny wrote:
> hi there
> as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
> pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
> computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
> again.??
>
> can anyone give some advice and help?
>
> jenny

hi shitij

I is the seond case, and when I try to put the winxp to boot it up ,
then it went exactly the same again,, for the fix the boot
sector.....can you please give me some advice how to do it??
thanks
jenny
Shitij wrote:

> do you even get to some stable screen or does the computer just restart
> after showing a blue screen for a second or two. if its the second
> case, then you might want to boot with your windows cd and try to run
> chkdsk or you can fix the boot sector as it might be corrupted.
> goodluck
> jenny wrote:
> > hi there
> > as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
> > pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
> > computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
> > again.??
> >
> > can anyone give some advice and help?
> >
> > jenny

use your windows cd to boot and get to the screen where you are asked
if you would li ke to recover , new installation. choose the recovery
console. use the command "fixboot" from there on. did you have many
partitions on your HD? or just one single. you could also run "fibmbr".

You could get some information by following links. goodluck
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;314503

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true

http://www.ntfs.com/mbr-damaged.htm



jenny wrote:
> hi shitij
>
> I is the seond case, and when I try to put the winxp to boot it up ,
> then it went exactly the same again,, for the fix the boot
> sector.....can you please give me some advice how to do it??
> thanks
> jenny
> Shitij wrote:
>
> > do you even get to some stable screen or does the computer just restart
> > after showing a blue screen for a second or two. if its the second
> > case, then you might want to boot with your windows cd and try to run
> > chkdsk or you can fix the boot sector as it might be corrupted.
> > goodluck
> > jenny wrote:
> > > hi there
> > > as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
> > > pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
> > > computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
> > > again.??
> > >
> > > can anyone give some advice and help?
> > >
> > > jenny

hi Shitij

before I can reach this place get to the screen where you are asked
if you would li ke to recover , new installation. then it gives me an
error saying:

stop: ox0000007E(oxc0000005,oxf85480BF,oxf8993f008)

PCI.sys-address F85480BF
base at F8541000, datestamp 37d855c

then stop from now on???
can you give me any idea please?

thanks
jenny
Shitij wrote:

> use your windows cd to boot and get to the screen where you are asked
> if you would li ke to recover , new installation. choose the recovery
> console. use the command "fixboot" from there on. did you have many
> partitions on your HD? or just one single. you could also run "fibmbr".
>
> You could get some information by following links. goodluck
> http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;314503
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true
>
> http://www.ntfs.com/mbr-damaged.htm
>
>
>
> jenny wrote:
> > hi shitij
> >
> > I is the seond case, and when I try to put the winxp to boot it up ,
> > then it went exactly the same again,, for the fix the boot
> > sector.....can you please give me some advice how to do it??
> > thanks
> > jenny
> > Shitij wrote:
> >
> > > do you even get to some stable screen or does the computer just restart
> > > after showing a blue screen for a second or two. if its the second
> > > case, then you might want to boot with your windows cd and try to run
> > > chkdsk or you can fix the boot sector as it might be corrupted.
> > > goodluck
> > > jenny wrote:
> > > > hi there
> > > > as after I have clicked yes to install the auto window update, then it
> > > > pointed to restart the computer, then I clicked yes again... then the
> > > > computer unsuccessful to restart and keeps repeat restart again and
> > > > again.??
> > > >
> > > > can anyone give some advice and help?
> > > >
> > > > jenny

"jenny" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> hi Shitij
>
> before I can reach this place get to the screen where you are asked
> if you would li ke to recover , new installation. then it gives me an
> error saying:
>
> stop: ox0000007E(oxc0000005,oxf85480BF,oxf8993f008)
>
> PCI.sys-address F85480BF
> base at F8541000, datestamp 37d855c
>
> then stop from now on???
> can you give me any idea please?
>
> thanks
> jenny


jenny:
I can't seem to find your original query in which you detailed the problem
you're having which apparently centers about a "failure to boot" situation,
so I probably shouldn't even be intruding at this point. But be that as it
may, I'm going to do so...

Might it be better if you perform a Repair install of the XP operating
system rather than go through these Recovery Console machinations? From the
little I've been able to glean from this thread I'm wondering whether that
would be the best course of action for you at this point. Admittedly I could
be dead wrong because I don't have any information as to your *precise*
problem, how it arose, knowledge of your system, what steps you've already
taken to overcome the problem and general background info.

So if this is "off the wall" please ignore...
Anna