I have a Windows XP and everytime I log on to the computer, it gives
me a prompt telling me there has been errors and it gives me options
of "safe mode", "normal log on", " log on with networking". I tried
logging on the normal way, and the computer just goes into a loop and
restarts again. If I try safe mode or any other option, the computer
lists a bunch of system files. is there anyway to fix this?

Use the boot disk and if u get it running to look for viruses on your
computer
"Nob0dy" <FalseParadigm******.com> wrote in message
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> I have a Windows XP and everytime I log on to the computer, it gives
> me a prompt telling me there has been errors and it gives me options
> of "safe mode", "normal log on", " log on with networking". I tried
> logging on the normal way, and the computer just goes into a loop and
> restarts again. If I try safe mode or any other option, the computer
> lists a bunch of system files. is there anyway to fix this?

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Nob0dy wrote:
| I have a Windows XP and everytime I log on to the computer, it gives
| me a prompt telling me there has been errors and it gives me options
| of "safe mode", "normal log on", " log on with networking". I tried
| logging on the normal way, and the computer just goes into a loop and
| restarts again. If I try safe mode or any other option, the computer
| lists a bunch of system files. is there anyway to fix this?

Do you have a SATA harddisk perchance? I got exactly those same
symptoms. The problem ended up being a failed HD and WindowsXP couldn't
detect it.

If thats not the case, you'll need to be more specific. There are 1001
reasons why WindowsXP won't boot.

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Ben M.

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Nob0dy wrote:
| I have a Windows XP and everytime I log on to the computer, it gives
| me a prompt telling me there has been errors and it gives me options
| of "safe mode", "normal log on", " log on with networking". I tried
| logging on the normal way, and the computer just goes into a loop and
| restarts again. If I try safe mode or any other option, the computer
| lists a bunch of system files. is there anyway to fix this?

Do you have a SATA harddisk perchance? I got exactly those same
symptoms. The problem ended up being a failed HD and WindowsXP couldn't
detect it.

If thats not the case, you'll need to be more specific. There are 1001
reasons why WindowsXP won't boot.

- --
Ben M.

- ----------------
What are Software Patents for?
To protect the small enterprise from bigger companies.

What do Software Patents do?
In its current form, they protect only companies with
big legal departments as they:
a.) Patent everything no matter how general
b.) Sue everybody. Even if the patent can be argued
invalid, small companies can ill-afford the
typical $500k cost of a law-suit (not to mention
years of harrasment).

Don't let them take away your right to program
whatever you like. Make a stand on Software Patents
before its too late.

Read about the ongoing battlUntitled 1e at http://swpat.ffii.org/
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