S
Seth
I recently did a clean install using Windows XP:Home
Edition(Upgrade) and now the computer will not boot up to
Windows at all when I select "Start Windows Normally"
or "Last Known Good Configuration", the only way I can
boot up to Windows is by using "Safe Mode" or "Safe Mode
w/ Networking".
During the Installation, when it got to "Finalizing
Installation", the computer restarted like it was supposed
to, it got to the Windows Logo and crashed. So, I rebooted
the computer and it went straight to the desktop, I got to
do stuff for about a minute, then the screen gets all
corrupted and it says something about a Device Failing and
that I should restart the computer. I restart the computer
and it does the same thing. It does this a couple of
times, and now it just won't boot normally at all.
Is their a way I can fix this?
Computer Specs:
ASUS A7S333 motherboard
1.53 Ghz AMD Athlon XP 1800+ processor
512 Mb PC2100 DDR RAM
40 Gb 5400 RPM hard drive
56X CD-ROM drive
nVidia GeForce4 Ti4200 w/ 64 Mb of RAM
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Gamer
Linksys 10/100 network card
Edition(Upgrade) and now the computer will not boot up to
Windows at all when I select "Start Windows Normally"
or "Last Known Good Configuration", the only way I can
boot up to Windows is by using "Safe Mode" or "Safe Mode
w/ Networking".
During the Installation, when it got to "Finalizing
Installation", the computer restarted like it was supposed
to, it got to the Windows Logo and crashed. So, I rebooted
the computer and it went straight to the desktop, I got to
do stuff for about a minute, then the screen gets all
corrupted and it says something about a Device Failing and
that I should restart the computer. I restart the computer
and it does the same thing. It does this a couple of
times, and now it just won't boot normally at all.
Is their a way I can fix this?
Computer Specs:
ASUS A7S333 motherboard
1.53 Ghz AMD Athlon XP 1800+ processor
512 Mb PC2100 DDR RAM
40 Gb 5400 RPM hard drive
56X CD-ROM drive
nVidia GeForce4 Ti4200 w/ 64 Mb of RAM
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Gamer
Linksys 10/100 network card