[PAYING]Windows Xp Safe mode Help[PAYING]

freeeze · Apr 4, 2009

TITLE SAYS IT ALL

Im looking for somebody to help me .

I went to turn my home computer on, AND it came up with the safe mode option, or start windows normally, for those of you who know what im talking about, you will be familiar with this.

When i choose an option, it restarts, but then it justs goes right back to the same screen . i dont know what to do?

im paying through paypal to whoever helps me fix/overcome this problem.

RoyalMarket · Apr 4, 2009

Add me [email protected]

freeeze · Apr 4, 2009

added man.

Jimmy · Apr 4, 2009

Does it do the restart thing no matter which option you choose? If so, then something is preventing you from booting properly.

freeeze · Apr 4, 2009

i added you. and yes it does.

Teldara · Apr 4, 2009

add me, I might know the reason if you give me more details.

[email protected]

freeeze · Apr 4, 2009

added you.

TJ · Apr 4, 2009

Wait, if it just restarts how are you on the computer?

There is more than likely a virus on it that is negating your start up, i had the same problem a week ago. The only way i solved it was by restoring vista on it.

freeeze · Apr 4, 2009

im on a friends laptop. pmed you.

Teldara · Apr 4, 2009

I've tried everything. He has two choices.

TJ · Apr 4, 2009

Teldara said:
I've tried everything. He has two choices.

If he cannot boot anything, he only has one choice and that is to reinstall.

I don't know what else you would have as a choice.

freeeze · Apr 5, 2009

i have got windows xp on a disc now what?

ShOcKeR Kidd · Apr 5, 2009

freeeze said:
i have got windows xp on a disc now what?

Note: When reinstalling windows you will lose everything saved on the computer.

1. Put the disk in.
2. Let it run.

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If your computer had a virus and the system32 files were deleted the disk might not auto-run so in that case follow these options.

1. Insert your disk.
2. Power off you computer, then power back on.
3. While the computer is loading quickly tap F12 and F2, (Depending on the computer it's either of these buttons but for the sake of time and my will power you can just tap both and one will eventually work.)
4. Wait for the config screen to pop up.
5. Select the disk drive and run the disk.
6. Follow on-screen instructions and your computer will be restored to factory settings.
7. Remember to install Microsoft's updates.

Hope this helps!

Awesome-0o · Apr 6, 2009

Pm me. I think I got a solution

Vic · Apr 6, 2009

Youll need an xp disc that matches the service pack you have on the machine, once you have this, boot from the cd, select enter to install, then press R to repair installation, it will only touch your windows folder and repair system files, see how that goes.