Not Blue Screen of Death But it is Blue
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ladysmile2
, Mar 28 2006 10:48 AM
#1
Posted 28 March 2006 - 10:48 AM
#2
Posted 28 March 2006 - 11:15 AM
So you can't get past the screen that says "Loading your Personal Settings" Or you get to the welcome screen and try to log on and then the system freezes?
If you get to the Welcome Screen and see the accounts, before trying to log on use Ctrl+Alt+Delete and a you will get the other method of logging on.
If you have Windows Media Center Edition Simply Type Administrator and you will go into the Hidden Administrator Account. Home will not allow this and Professional will, but Professional requires the password you specified the first time you loaded the OS.
If you can get into the OS I think you should try and Scan for Malware and Virus'
go Here: http://www.geekstogo..._Log-t2852.html for that topic.
If you cannot get to those points at all it is recomended to check the BIOS and make sure the Hard Drive with the Operating system is still set to the Default Drive.
Hope this Helps
If you get to the Welcome Screen and see the accounts, before trying to log on use Ctrl+Alt+Delete and a you will get the other method of logging on.
If you have Windows Media Center Edition Simply Type Administrator and you will go into the Hidden Administrator Account. Home will not allow this and Professional will, but Professional requires the password you specified the first time you loaded the OS.
If you can get into the OS I think you should try and Scan for Malware and Virus'
go Here: http://www.geekstogo..._Log-t2852.html for that topic.
If you cannot get to those points at all it is recomended to check the BIOS and make sure the Hard Drive with the Operating system is still set to the Default Drive.
Hope this Helps
#3
Posted 28 March 2006 - 12:19 PM
I don't know what BIOS is or how to get to it
I do appreciate your reply.
I do appreciate your reply.
#4
Posted 28 March 2006 - 03:21 PM
http://www.michaelst...anufacturer.htm
That site can show you how to access the BIOS on a computer, I think it covers most computers.
On e in the BIOS be careful to only change something if you know what it is you are changing.
Find something that looks like Boot Sequence, or Boot Menu. Check and make sure it looks at the Hard Drive with Windows on it first. Usually something like HD 1 or HardDrive1 and not some other drive. The Floppy drive may be before your Hard Drive.
If that does not work and you still cannot get into Windows, Please get your Windows XP CD and try a XP Repair. To do this you will need the system to load the CD before the Hard Drive By Modifying the BIOS to look at the CD Drive First. If it does not load the Windows CD you will need to look into the fact that your Hard Drive Has gone bad and it may need to be replaced.
For the Repair of Windows I will direct you to the Geekstogo Topic which discusses this in depth.
http://www.geekstogo...ws-XP-t138.html
I hope that this is helpfull to you and that you may find the solution to the problem. Hopefully it isn't your Hard Drive.
That site can show you how to access the BIOS on a computer, I think it covers most computers.
On e in the BIOS be careful to only change something if you know what it is you are changing.
Find something that looks like Boot Sequence, or Boot Menu. Check and make sure it looks at the Hard Drive with Windows on it first. Usually something like HD 1 or HardDrive1 and not some other drive. The Floppy drive may be before your Hard Drive.
If that does not work and you still cannot get into Windows, Please get your Windows XP CD and try a XP Repair. To do this you will need the system to load the CD before the Hard Drive By Modifying the BIOS to look at the CD Drive First. If it does not load the Windows CD you will need to look into the fact that your Hard Drive Has gone bad and it may need to be replaced.
For the Repair of Windows I will direct you to the Geekstogo Topic which discusses this in depth.
http://www.geekstogo...ws-XP-t138.html
I hope that this is helpfull to you and that you may find the solution to the problem. Hopefully it isn't your Hard Drive.
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