My pc reboots

[Guest]

PPL please help me , i truned off my pc by clicking the button,i know i
shouldnt do that but i ghave my reasons , but well, and now when i try to log
in into windows it reboots , i tried to re install my windos , but that didnt
helped coz it dont loads, it ony load the cd insafe mode , but i cant
reinstall my windows from there, welli can run my pc in safe mode , but i
cant play games, work etc etc, plz help me ppl

 

[Shenan Stanley]

PPL please help me , i truned off my pc by clicking the button,i
know i shouldnt do that but i ghave my reasons , but well, and now
when i try to log in into windows it reboots , i tried to re
install my windos , but that didnt helped coz it dont loads, it ony
load the cd insafe mode , but i cant reinstall my windows from
there, welli can run my pc in safe mode , but i cant play games,
work etc etc, plz help me ppl

If things are working in Safe Mode but not booting in regular mode - your
simplest solution would be to use System Restore to restore back to a a day
before you think your machine had the issue. It sounds to me like a corrupt
driver...

However - most of the time machines do not just "reboot" - they bluescreen
and reboot - meaning they probably wrote something to their event log... So
boot into safe mode after a failed boot and open your event log (start
button --> run --> eventvwr --> ok) and find out the errors that happened at
the time of the last failed boot and report those back here.
]
I do *not* see this as a case where you need to re-install Windows XP.
Repair install - maybe - but neither of those require you to be *in* Windows
to do...

 

[Guest]

PPL please help me , i truned off my pc by clicking the button,i
know i shouldnt do that but i ghave my reasons , but well, and now
when i try to log in into windows it reboots , i tried to re
install my windos , but that didnt helped coz it dont loads, it ony
load the cd insafe mode , but i cant reinstall my windows from
there, welli can run my pc in safe mode , but i cant play games,
work etc etc, plz help me ppl

If things are working in Safe Mode but not booting in regular mode - your
simplest solution would be to use System Restore to restore back to a a day
before you think your machine had the issue. It sounds to me like a corrupt
driver...

However - most of the time machines do not just "reboot" - they bluescreen
and reboot - meaning they probably wrote something to their event log... So
boot into safe mode after a failed boot and open your event log (start
button --> run --> eventvwr --> ok) and find out the errors that happened at
the time of the last failed boot and report those back here.
]
I do *not* see this as a case where you need to re-install Windows XP.
Repair install - maybe - but neither of those require you to be *in* Windows
to do...

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Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way



I cant repair windows but ive solved the problem

 

[Shenan Stanley]

PPL please help me , i truned off my pc by clicking the button,i
know i shouldnt do that but i ghave my reasons , but well, and now
when i try to log in into windows it reboots , i tried to re
install my windos , but that didnt helped coz it dont loads, it
ony load the cd insafe mode , but i cant reinstall my windows from
there, welli can run my pc in safe mode , but i cant play games,
work etc etc, plz help me ppl

If things are working in Safe Mode but not booting in regular mode
- your simplest solution would be to use System Restore to restore
back to a a day before you think your machine had the issue. It
sounds to me like a corrupt driver...

However - most of the time machines do not just "reboot" - they
bluescreen and reboot - meaning they probably wrote something to
their event log... So boot into safe mode after a failed boot and
open your event log (start button --> run --> eventvwr --> ok) and
find out the errors that happened at the time of the last failed
boot and report those back here. ]
I do *not* see this as a case where you need to re-install Windows
XP. Repair install - maybe - but neither of those require you to
be *in* Windows to do...

I cant repair windows but ive solved the problem

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