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Answer» hey, please help me. When i start my computer i get an error message, it says that there was a error at startup, and it closed down windows so it wouldnt harm the computer. It said that i should remove any newly installed software or hardware. Then i used that thing, where you can get the computer back into the shape it was before the problem, or when i bought it. So i did that, but when i started the computer again it displayed the error message again. Then i restarted my computer, but then i got a black screen with some options, safe mode, safe mode with networking, safe mode with command prompt, start the computer with the last known good konfiguration and start windows normal. But when i choose the 2 last ones, i get the error message over and over again. Then i tryed safe mode and it worked, i got into safe mode and restarted the computer and it worked perfectly. But then the next DAY i started my computer again, and the error message came back. I have lived with the proces of starting safe mode, restart and play, but if somebody could help me i would be really GREATFULL please help. When was the last time you have Hardware/Software installed? If so, what was it? i know i was in a hurry so i forgot it [smiley=laugh.gif] You don't have the respect to use proper grammar but except us to spend time in reading it? Sorry, I refuse to do so. Retype it using proper punctuation and white lines and I'll read it. Not before.Well, you're the person wanting help. Deciphering something like that takes longer for the viewers. Why would expect viewers to make the extra effort to read that long series of run-together sentences?Okay im sorry . Im not that good at grammar, i have only had english for 1 year. I just want help.Well your English isn't bad, it's just that you need to use a few white lines here and there so it's proper for us to read.And those are created by hitting the Enter key at the end of a sentence or paragraph. Hope this helps. patio. 8-)What operating SYSTEM are you using? Start in Safe Mode and check your Device Manager for problems.How about details on the computer itself, and if you have a real Windows CD to reinstall if needed? Any power surges before this started? Do you have a grounded outlet, a power strip, a UPS or what in use?I have Windows XP Media center edition, version 2002, with service pack 2. My computer is a Packard Bell, AMD Athlon 64X2 dual core processor 4400+, 2.20 GHz, with 2 Gb RAM. My power SUPLY on the computer is a power strip. I dont have the original XP cd, it was already installed when i bought the computer.And how do i find the Device manager.Right-click My Computer / choose Manage. Device Manager is on the left side of the screen. Double-click it and you'll see your configured hardware on the right side of the screen. Alan <>< |
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