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boot up problems

Started by spencer9812 , Jun 15 2005 09:50 PM

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spencer9812

Posted 15 June 2005 - 09:50 PM

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My computer is having problems booting up. Everytime i boot up my computer i get 3 options. Windows XP home edition, restore Windows XP home edition or windows XP system recovery console. Then its goes to another menu ( reminding you this is all at boot up before you log in to your computer). This menu says if your computer restarted suddenly it was becuase of a software of hardware change and it was to protect your files. The options for this menu was safe mode, safe mode with networking and safe mode with command prompt and last configuration ( last time settings worked) or start windows normally. The second menu only comes up if I chose Windows XP home edition. If I choose restore windows XP home edition then i can access my computer but normally i choosed Windows XP home edition and any options I pick from the second menu then it reboots and takes me to the first menu.

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spencer9812

Posted 16 June 2005 - 06:05 PM

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Close this topic because i fixed it myself. U know why becuase when i fixed threats viruses, registry problems i always restored afterwards and i didnt know what i was doing til now. It puts the problems back in place