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I caught a virus, and had to uninstall EVERYTHING off my computer, and reinstall it.
Now it keeps freezing up, and the screen goes blank. when I start up, it sometimes only go'es to the 'welcome' screen, I have to swithch it off and on. I have had to do this for at least twenty to thirty times. I am now at the end of my teather, and when I've finished typing this, I'm going to close for tonight, otherwise I am going to end up throwing the B***** thing out the window.
like I said Helppppppppppp. pppleeese.
Now it keeps freezing up, and the screen goes blank. when I start up, it sometimes only go'es to the 'welcome' screen, I have to swithch it off and on. I have had to do this for at least twenty to thirty times. I am now at the end of my teather, and when I've finished typing this, I'm going to close for tonight, otherwise I am going to end up throwing the B***** thing out the window.
like I said Helppppppppppp. pppleeese.
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I guess the best way to fix Windows faulty boot is to insert your Windows XP start up disc. After the utility loads up (the famous blue screen) select the option to repair. Go to the command line and type chkdsk /f or you may let Windows fix the problem automatically--this option is before you get to the command line. If chkdsk /f does not help, try chkdsk /r
Usually when Windows XP cannot load, inserting the start up utility and letting it to fix Windows files only it will leave all other data intact.
Give it a try.
I guess the best way to fix Windows faulty boot is to insert your Windows XP start up disc. After the utility loads up (the famous blue screen) select the option to repair. Go to the command line and type chkdsk /f or you may let Windows fix the problem automatically--this option is before you get to the command line. If chkdsk /f does not help, try chkdsk /r
Usually when Windows XP cannot load, inserting the start up utility and letting it to fix Windows files only it will leave all other data intact.
Give it a try.