my computer can't start. even the safe mode didn't works. it always
restarting by itself. when i choose the safe mode it also restart by
itself.
my computer can't start. even the safe mode didn't works. it always
restarting by itself. when i choose the safe mode it also restart by itself.
ilogik said:Its a virus, I dont remember the name of it though.
no error message. it only go to windows xp boot screen. the screen that
shows the windows xp name with the black screen. then it will restart
again.
it will not stop until i force to shut down the computer. i use intel
pentium
4 2.4 Ghz...
but i don't have the windows xp cd. how to do it??
Rock said:Do what exactly? If some of these items involve going to the recovery
console, that can be accessed by booting any retail or generic OEM XP
installation CD, so borrow one.
hafiz said:oh...
i try my best...
thanks..
Rock said:but i don't have the windows xp cd. how to do it??
Do what exactly? If some of these items involve going to the recovery
console, that can be accessed by booting any retail or generic OEM XP
installation CD, so borrow one.
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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
:
no error message. it only go to windows xp boot screen. the screen
that
shows the windows xp name with the black screen. then it will
restart
again.
it will not stop until i force to shut down the computer. i use
intel
pentium
4 2.4 Ghz...
:
my computer can't start. even the safe mode didn't works. it
always
restarting by itself. when i choose the safe mode it also restart
by
itself.
What exactly happens when you turn on the computer. How far does
it
go?
Any error messages? What's displayed on screen? Remember we can't
see
your
computer. Also what is the computer and configuration, and the
history
of
this problem?
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And what is the history of the problem, and the computer and its
configuration?
Windows XP logon screen does not appear and the computer continuously
restarts
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=310396
Resources for troubleshooting startup problems in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=308041
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