My XP system packs an error when it boots up

After running", click "Login" and remove the "ipsec" option. Another problem can be solved: in the "All Startup Items" item, look at the "Image Path" at the back and remove the item that says "file not found". It should work out.

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Problems with the launch.

You can use the elimination method to find the wrong startup.

Start - Run.

Enter msconfig

On the startup page, remove the checks in front of all the startup items without worrying about not being able to boot the system, the necessary startup items will be automatically started to restart, and 1 to 3 startup items will be checked at a time.

After starting up, see if such a prompt still appears.

If not, there is nothing wrong with the startup item you just selected.

Go ahead and tick off the other startup items.

Follow the steps until you restart.

Explain that one of the 1 to 3 startup items just selected has a problem finding it, turn it off, and you're good to go.

Your system is fine.

It's just that the other auto-start software you installed is broken.

Such as anti-virus software and so on.

If there is a problem with the Windows XP system, you can try to troubleshoot the problem and solve the problem by following the steps below:

Remove invalid plug-ins.

In the process of surfing the Internet, many plug-in programs will be secretly installed into the computer system, and many plug-in programs often have anti-deletion functions, so these plug-ins are easy to conflict with other applications, thus indirectly causing the phenomenon of system memory read and write errors. In order to provide a clean and stable working environment for those high-capacity applications or games, it is best to use a program like 360 Security Guard on a regular basis to check if the system has been secretly installed with various invalid junk plug-in programs, and if found, you can directly uninstall them from the system in time.

Manual repair system services.

If an error occurs in the Windows Management Instrumentation service related to the system memory read and write operation, it will also cause the system to pop up a message of memory read and write error, so when we encounter this error phenomenon, we can try to manually fix the Windows Management Instrumentation service, and the following computer desktop home will make the following specific repair steps:

First, right-click the "My Computer" icon in the system desktop, execute the "Manage" command from the pop-up shortcut menu, open the computer management window of the local system, in the left display area of the window, then "Services and Applications" "Services" option, in the right display area where the corresponding "Service" option is located, find the Windows Management Instrumentation service, and right-click the service option. Execute the "Properties" command from the pop-up shortcut menu to open the service attribute setting interface as shown in the figure.

Second, in the General tab of the Settings page, click the Stop button to temporarily stop the Windows Management Instrumentation service. After that, open the explorer window of the computer system, in the window "windows", "ssystem32", "wbem", "repository" folder in turn, and then back up all the files in the "repository" folder window, and clear all the contents in the folder after the backup is completed;

Next, restart the computer system, after the system is successfully booted, open the property setting interface of the Windows Management Instrumentation service as before, and click the "Start" button in the interface, I believe that the Windows Management Instrumentation service will run normally.