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Restore Windows XP when it restarts continually PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Massimiliano Pasqualoni   
Tuesday, 07 October 2008 11:34
Sometimes it happens that Windows XP restarts automatically without loading the applications.
 
This problem is due to damaged files in the system. The files may have been damaged by a failed shutdown of Windows, by viruses or after an electrical failure.
To solve this problem try this solution:

 

    1. Insert the installation CD of windows XP in the reader
        (even if it's not the original one you used to first setup the system, make sure it's the same family - Home or Pro)

    2. Boot from CD into the Windows setup disk

    3. When requested, press R to access the emergency repair console.

    4. Specify the installation you wish to access, then the administrator password.

    4b. Type the command chkdsk c: /r

    5. Once the restore is complete, remove the cd-rom then

    6. type exit then reboot your Computer

NdT: Please note that another cause produces a similar result, you may be warned that there is no swap file on disk or the cache file could not be created. If this is the case, and you may not reinstall the disk that originally contained the swap file, you must proceed like this:

    1. Do NOT click on the OK under the error message

    2. Press CTRL+Shift+Esc (taskmanager loads), and from the File menu choose Run...

    3a. Type diskmgmt.msc, find a suitable partition, and assign it the letter window's expecting to find,

-or-

    3b. type explorer.exe, right click on My computer then choose Properties.
        In the advanced/cache tab you may specify where you wish your cache files to be created.

NdT: Should you not be able to boot up to this point, start windows in the Command mode. At the prompt follow the directions at points 3a or 3b above typing the commands in the console.

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