Please Wait...XP Blue Screen on Boot!

[channa_agnal]

Hello All,

When ever I switch on or reboot my DELL D620 laptop, I see a windows XP Prof
blue screen with message "Please Wait" and white dots progressing for few
minutes and then it automatically proceed to login screen. I'm not sure what
caused this issue. Can any help me resolve this issue?

Thanks,
Channa

 

[Shenan Stanley]

When ever I switch on or reboot my DELL D620 laptop, I see a
windows XP Prof blue screen with message "Please Wait" and white
dots progressing for few minutes and then it automatically proceed
to login screen. I'm not sure what caused this issue. Can any help
me resolve this issue?

Are you considering the progress bar your 'issue'?

Check with Dell's website for the latest drivers and possibly - a BIOS
update.
Scan your system for spyware/adware and do a full AV scan.

 

[channa_agnal]

I Understand that system is performing scan disk. But my issue is it's re-
occurrence of that screen evertime I boot the laptop. I've already scanned
the system for spyware/adware and did a full AV scan and no issues were found.
I don't think this screen has got to do with system hardware (BIOS). This
screen is from the OS as I see Microsoft Windows XP Prof stamped on right
hand top corner of the screen.

 

[Plato]

When ever I switch on or reboot my DELL D620 laptop, I see a windows XP Prof
blue screen with message "Please Wait" and white dots progressing for few
minutes and then it automatically proceed to login screen. I'm not sure what
caused this issue. Can any help me resolve this issue?

What exactly is the problem? Just waiting?

 

[channa_agnal]

"Please Wait" blue screen keeps occuring on every boot of the system. How to
over come this issue so that boot process doesn't halt at this screen?

 

[windmap]

I suspect you have installed some third party software to Change windows xp
appearance and themes.

 

[tfw48079]

Sounds like Chkdsk is running everytime the system is rebooted.

 

[channa_agnal via WindowsKB.com]

You are right Chkdsk is running everytime I boot the machine. Is there any
resolution to stop this from occuring on every boot, as it is consuimng time
to load the OS.

Sounds like Chkdsk is running everytime the system is rebooted.

I suspect you have installed some third party software to Change windows xp
appearance and themes.

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[Shenan Stanley]

You are right Chkdsk is running everytime I boot the machine. Is
there any resolution to stop this from occuring on every boot, as
it is consuimng time to load the OS.

Check the hard disk drive with the hard disk drive manufacturer's
diagnostics to see if there may actually be a hardware issue.

 

[windmap]

To Chkdsk on start up
This article actually written for windows NT , But you may also try this in
windowsxp
http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/13739/13739.html

You are right Chkdsk is running everytime I boot the machine. Is there any
resolution to stop this from occuring on every boot, as it is consuimng
time
to load the OS.

Sounds like Chkdsk is running everytime the system is rebooted.

I suspect you have installed some third party software to Change windows
xp
appearance and themes.

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Thanks,
Channa

 

[channa_agnal via WindowsKB.com]

Thank you. But I'm sorry to say that this method didn't work on Windows XP.
Even though I change the settings in registry as mentioned the link, system
automatically revoke the changes I made and I still see the that screen on
boot. Any other techniques that I can apply?

To Chkdsk on start up
This article actually written for windows NT , But you may also try this in
windowsxp
http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/13739/13739.html

You are right Chkdsk is running everytime I boot the machine. Is there any
resolution to stop this from occuring on every boot, as it is consuimng

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[Kevin78]

Hi Channa ,
Did you get any solution for this issue ? .. Even i too face
the same in my PC ...itz very frustrating .. Do post if you have any solution
for this .....

Thanks

Kevin

 

[channa_agnal via WindowsKB.com]

Hi Kevin,

I'm still facing the same problem. I know it's really frustrating. No
solution has been found yet. Will post the same, if I find one.

Thanks,
Channa

Hi Channa ,
Did you get any solution for this issue ? .. Even i too face
the same in my PC ...itz very frustrating .. Do post if you have any solution
for this .....

Thanks

Kevin

Hello All,

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Thanks,
Channa

 

[Kevin78]

Hi Channa ,
Do you still i have this boot-up issue ? .. I'm not very sure
abt the exact reason behind it , but when i removed couple of unwanted exe
files from my PC ( i suspect , those are some viruses which got installed
into my PC from orkut ) , i came out of this problem .

Can you check the existence of following exe s in the system32 folder of
Windows
1).imglog.exe
2).orkutkut.exe

if they exists , then try to remove them/ related entries from following
places
1) system32 folder in windows
2) startup ( by using (MSCONFIG)
3) registry ( location - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
->SOFTWARE->Microsoft->Windows->CurrentVersion->Run .

Just give a try ...It may work out ..

Hi Kevin,

I'm still facing the same problem. I know it's really frustrating. No
solution has been found yet. Will post the same, if I find one.

Thanks,
Channa

Hi Channa ,
Did you get any solution for this issue ? .. Even i too face
the same in my PC ...itz very frustrating .. Do post if you have any solution
for this .....

Thanks

Kevin

Hello All,

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Thanks,
Channa

 

[channa_agnal via WindowsKB.com]

Hi Kevin,

Thank you for the tip. It worked on my machine. Now OS boots directly to
login screen without stopping on any screen . Thanks again!

Hi Channa ,
Do you still i have this boot-up issue ? .. I'm not very sure
abt the exact reason behind it , but when i removed couple of unwanted exe
files from my PC ( i suspect , those are some viruses which got installed
into my PC from orkut ) , i came out of this problem .

Can you check the existence of following exe s in the system32 folder of
Windows
1).imglog.exe
2).orkutkut.exe

if they exists , then try to remove them/ related entries from following
places
1) system32 folder in windows
2) startup ( by using (MSCONFIG)
3) registry ( location - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
->SOFTWARE->Microsoft->Windows->CurrentVersion->Run .

Just give a try ...It may work out ..

Hi Kevin,

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