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Hi there, I am troubleshooting a WinXP PC that is in an endless reboot cycle.
After powering down then powering back up it will get as far as the login
screen for Windows, then reboot, no warning, just blank screen then a
complete restart. After a few automatic restarts it will not even make it
that far, with shorter and shorter intervals between reboots. I have tried
another drive in the PC to make sure it was not a powersupply/motherboard/ram
issue, and the other drive works fine. I installed the original system drive
as a secondary drive, and can see all the data and have run basic diagnostics
with no bad sectors detected.
I get absolutely no errors and nothing in the event log. It is just stuck in
an endless reboot cycle. Has anyone seen this before? Is there a virus out
there doing something like this?
Thank you!
After powering down then powering back up it will get as far as the login
screen for Windows, then reboot, no warning, just blank screen then a
complete restart. After a few automatic restarts it will not even make it
that far, with shorter and shorter intervals between reboots. I have tried
another drive in the PC to make sure it was not a powersupply/motherboard/ram
issue, and the other drive works fine. I installed the original system drive
as a secondary drive, and can see all the data and have run basic diagnostics
with no bad sectors detected.
I get absolutely no errors and nothing in the event log. It is just stuck in
an endless reboot cycle. Has anyone seen this before? Is there a virus out
there doing something like this?
Thank you!