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My windows XP professional sp2 OS, restarts again and again without even showing the user list. how to solve?
I am having both windows 98 and Windows XP Professional sp2, installed in my computer. My windows XP OS worked good. But for last one week, the xp os restarts automatically again and again without even showing the user list. Whereas the old windows 98 works good and i am sending this question from win 98. How to solve this? what might be the problem?
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
for one having two OS on your computer increase the chance of crash due to conflicting command prompt parameters you have to due a very thorough job to get it right. Maybe not having a USER list available was one parameters
- Jim MarylandLv 71 decade ago
gilmour_waters - The operating systems are installed on separate disk partitions so the conflicting command prompt parameters wouldn't exist. The boot loader program presents a list of the available bootable partitions from which the user can choose.
SIVAKUMAR - Not sure if what the exact problem is but I'm guessing you could have a driver or service problem that is causing the computer to panic. I don't recall a good reference but I believe Microsoft changed XP to not go to the traditional Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) in favor of just rebooting the system. Another possibility would be a virus or some sort of spyware, but given that you say the "users" aren't even presented, I doubt that it will be this. See if you can boot into a safe mode and check to see if the event manager has any details that can help in troubleshooting.
- Mictlan_KISSLv 61 decade ago
Probably the Boot.ini and Boot Loader have had their references changed. If you have a System restore Setup on XP, then you can get it from the Safe Mode. Otherwise, running XP install CD in repair mode will help
- 1 decade ago
I guess that you have to format your computer because the same problem happned with me to on sp2 a virus got on the pc.better u format your pc