Caught in Start-Up loop

[Mark]

I am caught in a start up loop. System i s saying" We
apologize for the inconvnience, but windows did not start
up correctly. A recent hardware of software change might
have caused this. .....

automatically shut down to protect...

select from....

I've chosed each of the option and had no success


HELP!

 

[Guest]

smash da f8 key till it comes up with some options an dif the option is there choose last working thingy if not try safe mode, if u get in try and find any software of hardware fights

u typed
ah's caught in a start up loop. System i s sayin'" We apologize fo' th' inconvnience, but windows did not start up co'reckly. A recent hardware of sof'ware change might have cuzd this. ..... autymatically shet down t'proteck... seleck fum.... I've chosed etch of th' opshun an' had no success HELP! Fry mah hide!

 

[Drew Tognola]

You might trust this a little more, go to 'start', 'settings', 'control
panel', click 'system', then click 'advanced' tab and click the 'settings'
button under heading 'startup & recovery'. Uncheck 'automatically restart',
click 'OK'. reboot

 

[Mark]

-----Original Message-----
smash da f8 key till it comes up with some options an

dif the option is there choose last working thingy if not
try safe mode, if u get in try and find any software of
hardware fights

u typed
ah's caught in a start up loop. System i s sayin'" We

apologize fo' th' inconvnience, but windows did not start
up co'reckly. A recent hardware of sof'ware change might
have cuzd this. ..... autymatically shet down
t'proteck... seleck fum.... I've chosed etch of th'
opshun an' had no success HELP! Fry mah hide!

.
I tried F8. I brought me back to the same screen. I

tried F11, but the system does not have the ability to
partion and restart, only to reformat the entire disk.
So I guess my only choice is to hook the HD up to an old
computer ( I have one that runs Win '95) and puul the
files I'd like to keep off the drive and then completely
reformat the disk. I can't seem to make the disk I want
to pull the info off of a slave drive. I have the win95
computer look for new hardware, but got nothing. Any
ideas?

 

[mark]

-----Original Message-----
You might trust this a little more, go

to 'start', 'settings', 'control

panel', click 'system', then click 'advanced' tab and click the 'settings'
button under heading 'startup & recovery'.

Uncheck 'automatically restart',

click 'OK'. reboot

I cannot get to the windows menu to do any of that.

 

[James Ellis]

Weird. This morning the I started to get the same exact error message on XP
Home. The last thing I did last night was get the latest online update for
XP from Microsoft. Now I can't get my system started and my XP disc is at
work. So I'm using my laptop at home today.