Due to various reasons after a restart or when you want to start your system it doesn't start anymore.
The resolution is usually operating system reinstallation. A correct reinstall requires to format the system
partition, but this way all your personal data which were saved on this partition will be lost. We recommend
first to try out various troubleshooting steps to repair your operating system and depending on system's
condition after repair you can decide if the system can be used further or if the reinstall is absolutely
necessary.
Note: Before starting a system reinstall please backup all data saved on the C: partition.
These issues can appear because of these causes:
- Inappropriate computer shutdown
- A power outage which can lead to inappropriate computer shutdown
- Driver Install or Uninstall ( installation of incorrect drivers )
- Programs Install or Uninstall ( installation of programs that aren't compatible with the system)
- Virus infection (After a virus infection in most cases the system is heavy affected and system files are
corrupt or even deleted. This causes the system to malfunction and even not start properly)
In this kind of situation first step will be to Press the F8 key ( or F5 key) before your windows start in order
to have access to Windows Advanced Options Menu.
First option that should be chosen from this Menu is Last Known Good configuration(your most recent
settings that worked).
If this didn't fix the issue and the system it's in a continues restart loop and you aren't able to determine
the error choose Disable automatic restart on system failure. This will help you identify the error and then
the cause of the system failure.
Second step is to boot in Safe Mode and from here you are able to uninstall any driver or installed
software which caused the system failure. Within safe mode you have good chances to disinfect the system
of viruses .
Note:In order to be able to download and install security software to disinfect the system access Safe mode
with Networking.This way you will have internet access.
If the system is still not able to start, nsert the Windows XP CD into your CD drive and restart your
computer. If you are prompted, select any options required to start (boot) from the CD. When the text-based
part of Setup begins, follow the prompts. Select the repair or recover option by pressing R. If you have a
dual-boot or multiboot system, select the installation that you want to access from the Recovery Console.
When you are prompted, type the Administrator password.
- First steps is to repair boot , mbr and disk errors using cmd .
- Second step is to identify if your system cannot start because is missing files, dlls or your registry files
are damage.
If all above steps have failed to repair your system do a repair installation ( the system partition will not
be deleted ). We recommend this type of reinstall because you will be able to recover your data and once you
have recovered them you can prepare for a clean install.
The resolution is usually operating system reinstallation. A correct reinstall requires to format the system
partition, but this way all your personal data which were saved on this partition will be lost. We recommend
first to try out various troubleshooting steps to repair your operating system and depending on system's
condition after repair you can decide if the system can be used further or if the reinstall is absolutely
necessary.
Note: Before starting a system reinstall please backup all data saved on the C: partition.
These issues can appear because of these causes:
- Inappropriate computer shutdown
- A power outage which can lead to inappropriate computer shutdown
- Driver Install or Uninstall ( installation of incorrect drivers )
- Programs Install or Uninstall ( installation of programs that aren't compatible with the system)
- Virus infection (After a virus infection in most cases the system is heavy affected and system files are
corrupt or even deleted. This causes the system to malfunction and even not start properly)
In this kind of situation first step will be to Press the F8 key ( or F5 key) before your windows start in order
to have access to Windows Advanced Options Menu.
First option that should be chosen from this Menu is Last Known Good configuration(your most recent
settings that worked).
If this didn't fix the issue and the system it's in a continues restart loop and you aren't able to determine
the error choose Disable automatic restart on system failure. This will help you identify the error and then
the cause of the system failure.
Second step is to boot in Safe Mode and from here you are able to uninstall any driver or installed
software which caused the system failure. Within safe mode you have good chances to disinfect the system
of viruses .
Note:In order to be able to download and install security software to disinfect the system access Safe mode
with Networking.This way you will have internet access.
If the system is still not able to start, nsert the Windows XP CD into your CD drive and restart your
computer. If you are prompted, select any options required to start (boot) from the CD. When the text-based
part of Setup begins, follow the prompts. Select the repair or recover option by pressing R. If you have a
dual-boot or multiboot system, select the installation that you want to access from the Recovery Console.
When you are prompted, type the Administrator password.
- First steps is to repair boot , mbr and disk errors using cmd .
- Second step is to identify if your system cannot start because is missing files, dlls or your registry files
are damage.
If all above steps have failed to repair your system do a repair installation ( the system partition will not
be deleted ). We recommend this type of reinstall because you will be able to recover your data and once you
have recovered them you can prepare for a clean install.
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