My computer turned on the XP screen and restarted

WinXP continuous reboot solution.

Symptom: My computer restarts after the Windows XP boot screen appears, before the login screen is displayed, and every time it does this, I can't enter Windows.

Troubleshooting: Generally speaking, this error occurs due to missing or corrupted files. The workaround is to re-extract a new file from the Windows XP installation disc using the Windows Recovery Console. Here's how to do it:

Step 1: Start the Failback Console;

Quick Tip For more information on how to start the Recovery Console and more details on the Recovery Console, see the article "Catch the Last Second: Windows Recovery Console", Issue 19, 2002.

Step 2: In the command prompt, type cd system32 and press enter;

Step 3: Type ren and press enter;

Step 4: Enter map and press enter.

Step 5: Pay attention to the name of the drive where the Windows XP disc is placed. For example, for f:, in practical application, please use your actual optical drive letter instead;

Step 6: Type expand f: i386 and press enter (the "l" in is followed by an underscore);

Step 7: Enter exit, when the computer restarts, take out the Windows XP disc and let the computer boot normally.

Fact sheet appears when Windows 98 starts"starting windows 98……"Crashes after message.

One of the possibility: the DOS startup part is damaged.

It could be due to corrupted DOS boot part of Windows 98. If you have a boot disk created when Windows 98 was installed, insert this disk into the floppy drive and restart the computer, and enter after booting it and enter it (this command is used to transfer the system to the C drive).

If you do not create a boot disk during installation, you can go to another computer and create a boot disk by going to "Control Panel Add and Remove Programs" to create a boot disk. It should be noted that the system version transferred must be the same as the original system version, otherwise the system will not boot.

Possibility 2: There is an error in the startup file.

After installing some hardware or software, they add statements in or files that prevent the system from booting. Restart the computer, press the F8 key to enter safe mode before the Windows boot screen appears, then click "Start Running", enter: msconfig, uncheck "Process File" and "Process File" in the "General" tab, and restart after confirmation.

Alternatively, you can boot the system with a boot floppy disk and type:

C: (Enter).

rename Enter).

rename Enter).

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot the system.

Probably a virus! I don't know until something wrong is posted!

It could also be that you set something incorrectly and put it into safe mode to change it back.

When I encounter this situation, it is the only way to redo the system.

1) Immediately after booting, press F8 to do not move to the advanced option appears in the let go, select "The latest correct configuration" Enter to repair, and press F8 to enter the safe mode to restore the system or reinstall the system (if the reinstallation is also dead, it is recommended to overhaul it, if you can enter the safe mode, it means that you have installed inappropriate things, and uninstall all the inappropriate things before the accident, or restore the system or reinstall it).

First soft and then hard, such problems are caused by software conflicts, inappropriate drivers, and system problems, you can restore the system in safe mode, or not reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, and find something that isn't suitable, don't install it.

If there is a hardware, take out the motherboard battery and put it on the charge, plug and unplug the memory, clean the graphics card, check whether there is a problem with the hard disk, and if it doesn't work, just overhaul it.

2) If this is always the case, first soft and then hard, reinstall the operating system, do not install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there is still a problem with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, don't install anything that doesn't fit (if you have any questions, please ask me).

Please note: If you restore the system or reinstall it, when installing drivers, patches, software and other things, be sure not to install the things that affect your accident this time, otherwise it will be restored or reinstalled in vain.

3) In terms of hardware, such as whether there is a problem with the hard disk, memory, etc., whether the temperature of the CPU and other hardware is high, if it is caused by hardware problems, it is recommended to overhaul it.