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Answer» Okay so my computer is a Windows XP. I'm not sure what year it is but it's not very recent. Everytime I start it, it will give me a black screen that says: 'We are sorry for the inconvenience but windows did not start successfully. Please choose an option below and something something something (i forget)' Then it gives me Safe mode, safe mode with command prompt, last known good configuration, and start widnows normally. I try starting it normally and it just keeps loading and it never goes anywhere. It hasn't made it to the profile screen since four days ago. When I try starting it in safe mode, it starts showing a long list of letters and then it freezes again. I was told I may have a software issue but I don't know what to do about it. So...help? Please? Do you have Windows XP CD?Write down that long list of letters and numbers and post it here as it may help with a solution...um...i don't THINK soBut you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you? In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady. Quote from: Dias de verano on February 14, 2008, 01:43:16 PM But you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you? In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady. This is unneccessary... Please give her a chance to provide the details requested. Quote from: Dias de verano on February 14, 2008, 01:43:16 PM But you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you? In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady. i wasn't talking to you so don't get mad at me! I was replying to the guy who asked if i had a windows xp cd. Quote from: Comp_lady676 on February 15, 2008, 12:38:47 PM i wasn't talking to you so don't get mad at me! I was replying to the guy who asked if i had a windows xp cd. I apologise. I thought you were saying "I don't think so!" to the person who asked you to give details of the letters and numbers you saw. My mistake. Sorry again. I think that list of letters and numbers is the normal list of drivers & modules that you see when loading Windows in safe mode. In that case, the last one you see listed before it freezes may be of interest. Even though some said you were yelling,,, well I had the same thing happen too. Unplug your computer and let it sit for a while. I waited over night replugged it in and it started right up the normal way. Hope this helps you.From the "Windows ADVANCED Options Menu" (aka Safe Mode Menu); if the following item is listed, select it. Disable The Automatic Restart On System Failure It should stop the automatic restart and probably show a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) with an error message. COPY the message in its entirety, post it here, or search internet for solution. It's important to copy the exact text so we may search the internet using "substrings" of the message. The above Advanced Option menu item should appear for a Windows XP SP2 installation. I'm not sure if it APPEARS on Windows XP orginal, or SP1 installation.

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Okay so my computer is a Windows XP. I'm not sure what year it is but it's not very recent.

Everytime I start it, it will give me a black screen that says:

'We are sorry for the inconvenience but windows did not start successfully. Please choose an option below and something something something (i forget)'

Then it gives me Safe mode, safe mode with command prompt, last known good configuration, and start widnows normally.

I try starting it normally and it just keeps loading and it never goes anywhere. It hasn't made it to the profile screen since four days ago.

When I try starting it in safe mode, it starts showing a long list of letters and then it freezes again.

I was told I may have a software issue but I don't know what to do about it.

So...help? Please? Do you have Windows XP CD?Write down that long list of letters and numbers and post it here as it may help with a solution...um...i don't THINK soBut you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you?

In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady.

Quote from: Dias de verano on February 14, 2008, 01:43:16 PM

But you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you?

In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady.

This is unneccessary...
Please give her a chance to provide the details requested.
Quote from: Dias de verano on February 14, 2008, 01:43:16 PM

But you shouted "HELP ME!!!!" in all capitals with 4 (four) exclamation marks, (very bad manners by the way) and now you won't take the trouble to give the information that might help you?

In that case, the advice is: take your PC to a repair shop and pay to have it fixed, lady.

i wasn't talking to you so don't get mad at me! I was replying to the guy who asked if i had a windows xp cd. Quote from: Comp_lady676 on February 15, 2008, 12:38:47 PM

i wasn't talking to you so don't get mad at me! I was replying to the guy who asked if i had a windows xp cd.

I apologise. I thought you were saying "I don't think so!" to the person who asked you to give details of the letters and numbers you saw. My mistake. Sorry again.

I think that list of letters and numbers is the normal list of drivers & modules that you see when loading Windows in safe mode. In that case, the last one you see listed before it freezes may be of interest.
Even though some said you were yelling,,, well I had the same thing happen too. Unplug your computer and let it sit for a while. I waited over night replugged it in and it started right up the normal way. Hope this helps you.From the "Windows ADVANCED Options Menu" (aka Safe Mode Menu); if the following item is listed, select it.

Disable The Automatic Restart On System Failure

It should stop the automatic restart and probably show a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) with an error message. COPY the message in its entirety, post it here, or search internet for solution. It's important to copy the exact text so we may search the internet using "substrings" of the message.

The above Advanced Option menu item should appear for a Windows XP SP2 installation. I'm not sure if it APPEARS on Windows XP orginal, or SP1 installation.

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