Cannot start up Windows XP

[s0uL]

After downloading a game, i went to install, but soon my computer hanged.
after a while, i manually shut down my computer by pressing the power button.
when i on my comp again, theres a error saying that " a problem has been
detected and must shut down bla bla bla then will auto restart and continue,
continue..

is there any way to fix this problem?

thanks

 

[DL]

Try booting to Safe Mode - last good configeration
Hit F8 continuously whilst booting PC

 

[s0uL]

theres a error saying : " STOP :0x00000024( 0000....)(000000) is it my hard
drive problem?

 

[DL]

You mean you cannot boot in Safe Mode either?

That err indicates a problem with NTFS file system.
Initially; if you know the hd make installed, visit that makers site and
download / create their bootable disk checking utility.

 

[s0uL]

after trying to restart in safe mode- last gd configeration. i will try,
thanks and merry christmas! =)

 

[Panic]

After downloading a game, i went to install, but soon my computer hanged.
after a while, i manually shut down my computer by pressing the power
button.
when i on my comp again, theres a error saying that " a problem has been
detected and must shut down bla bla bla then will auto restart and
continue,
continue..

is there any way to fix this problem?

thanks

It sounds like your game program didn't get fully installed but it is trying
to run, thereby hanging up your system. Try booting into the Safe Mode.
Look it the Start Up folder and see if it is being run from there. Delete
it if so. If not, it may be in your Registry. Make a back up of your
current registry and do a search for the command that runs that game.
And/or open msconfig | startup and see if your game is listed there. If so,
delete it. Or try a System Restore to put your computer back in operation.

Your problem illustrates the value of a program like GoBack or Rollback.
They both use a portion of your hard drive to keep snapshots of your hard
drive so you can "go back" to a previous condition. That includes
EVERYTHING, not just your operating system files like System Restore does.
When I have a problem like yours I invoke GoBack on bootup and return
everything to the way it was before I did whatever screwed up my computer.

Darrell R. Schmidt
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