| 1 akkosh, on May 5, 2008 1:46:01 pm BSTHi, I've just read it right now but sorry i don't have an answer for this case right now i can investigate for this but honestly not today ..
by the way am here just to tell you that about the point of rescuing your files , i think it s possible by just reading your hardisk via another computer as i think that the problem is related to H/W or Win Bug so that the availability of retaining your files is high. | 5 peaches, on Jun 13, 2008 11:13:31 am BSTMy desktop just had the same thing happen ....and it goes directly to the blue screen as well... and i have the exact same operating system and internet explorer version....
i think it must be some kind of trojon / virus...
i'm anxiously awaiting an answer to your question because i need the same questions answered | Did u find a way to fix problem with computer? Mine is doing the same thing it drives me nuts | 41 e, on Jul 24, 2008 11:37:21 pm BSTMy computer gets the blue screen and shuts off and then re starts. I have had a new hard drive out in and a new mainboard After all the work, the problem is worse. Have you fixed the problem? | 55 ravi, on Aug 22, 2008 12:55:41 pm BSTRemove your antivirus software , if any message comes at down read and that file starting in safemode delete . then Re-Start your PC. | 75 Luker, on Oct 16, 2008 9:02:08 pm BSTI have a similar problem, but after using F8, to try a safe mode start, I cannot even get that, so am unable to even get the computer to read the DVD/CD drive for a recovery. Any ideas on getting past this. Thanks | 98 chells, on Jan 16, 2009 3:35:35 am GMTYeah i got it dont press f8 press f2 then bios csreen will come go to advance by pressing aerrows check IDL configer and reboot ur system then finally it will appear black screen go to last attempt good configer then press enter may be it will help for you
thanks | 113 archit, on Feb 26, 2009 4:40:16 am GMTOh dude...cool down...itz not any virus..it is called blue screen of death[BSOD]...it happens when ur virtual memory is low n u disable restart.....to stop BSOD and enable automatic restart.
right clik on my computer-clik properties-advanced-in startup and recovery column clik settings-chek the automaticly restart box-clik ok...
u have stopped blue screen of death... | 123 BSOD FAILS, on Jun 12, 2009 9:37:26 pm BSTHey people he said that his computer automatically shuts down! He cannot go to My Computer or any of that junk. So I think he computer is messed up... Just get a new one or take it to the pros and see if they can find the problem. Might be in the win32 files that are the mainframe of your computer. It could be a bad binary code of somesuch. Don't feel bad I spilt milk on my laptop yesterday and it gives me same message "Windows has been shut down to protect your computer, etc." and I couldn't get the battery out in time so yeah my lappy is fried. Hopefully yours was still under warranty and you can get a new one. Best of luck to ya. |
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| 94 kevin, on Dec 14, 2008 10:58:40 pm GMTRavi posts like this will not help our case.
it restarts in each option so how can we remove our anti virus |
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| 120 scientist, on May 15, 2009 3:50:51 pm BSTHAi >
I had a similar problem ,as soon after the windows get loaded within seconds ,windows was shutting down.
Solution:
1. Remove power and data connection ,if cd/dvd attached .Try to switch on computer.
2. Remove the hard disk , very carefully .Then with the help of a Multimeter check for short circuit between the
5 volts supply terminal and Ground terminal at hard disk supply terminal
* * * * supply terminal of HHD
12volts ground ground 5 volts
if there is a short circuit, then ,this is because a diode nearer to the the 5 volts and ground may shorted.Remove this diode (black colour, with gray line as negative sign) The problem is solved.My computer is now working fine now after days working on this .
Thanking You
naveen Kumar k.T. |
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| 63 dusty, on Sep 10, 2008 9:50:31 pm BSTIf your having the same problem I had then i know how to fix it after hours with HP representatives and technocal support. This might not work for you unless you have a HP computer or Windows Vista? First you press F8 repeatedly and access the menu and you choose one option that lets you access do a recovery not a system restore but a recovery. First it asked me if I wanted to do a system restore and I said yes and it wouldn't work because it had no system restore point to restore too. So then you select no and click contimue. It will ask you if you want to do a system recovery and you click yes it will ask you if you need to back up files or not I'm not sure if it will work if you click the back up files selection. I recommend that you only do this if you have nothing on it important anyways and then follow what it says and this will amke your computer as if it just came out of the factory. My problem was that the store i bought it from had it set up tere own way with stupid stuff that messed it up
To fix the desktop Problem what I did was: Ctrl+Alt+Delete which will give you your task manager and then you click new task and type in: Explorer.exe
Hope I could help...Remember you could lose your files but I can gaurentee satisfaction and your computer will be like new and work a lot better :)
- Dusty | 109 Ron, on Feb 11, 2009 7:22:58 am GMTI am having a similar problem. My PC boots up to the logon screen. I log on and it shows the wallpaper for 2 seconds then logs off. This goes on and on. I cannot get restore to work as the same thing happens. It started when Norton found a virus and said it must shut down to repair, and that was the end.
Can anyone help with the problem. |
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| 103 nitu, on Jan 29, 2009 10:02:37 am GMTI also have the same problem of windows xp
first it comes after we on the computer it shows that
start with safe mode
start with networking
start with comand prompt
last configuration was best
start windows normally
then i click on start windows normally
& blue screen had came Then i again restart it & again i face the same problem
sometimes it start after clicking on start windows normally
why it is happenning i think so it has a virus & what i do now | 117 xtian, on Apr 11, 2009 10:59:32 am BSTPuke ng ina mu parehas teu ng problema!!! |
| 124 AVAY, on Sep 23, 2009 6:27:42 am BSTHii
This is Avay , i have same problem in my desktop. When i start the desktop ,direct come to the screen
start with safe mode
start with networking
start with comand prompt
Last known good configuration.
start windows normally
etc.
When i chose any one then go to starting windows screen and after that restart the pc again and the same screen arrive.
After trying of all above options , i was trying for reinstall the OS, but when start install the win xp the partition of the C: drive see me Unknown partition ,, and ask for format the partition,,
If i format the partition i ll loosed all data,, so i cant do its,,
Plz Help me if any solution without reinstall the OS again,,i can reactive the partition,,
plz mail me..as soon as pasiable bcoz its very urgent for me so that is a server pc,
thanks
waiting reply. |
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| 66 arnold, on Sep 16, 2008 2:23:31 am BSTBoot from cd(windows cd), after that when the choices come out, press R on the command prompt type select 1, enter, then type chkdsk /r/p then enter | 107 arnold s, on Feb 2, 2009 10:21:17 am GMTNo way.....
My name is arnold and I had computer problems on the same date aswell.....
Scary.. Well ne way, My problem is, My Internet page sometimes completely stops loading, or shut down propts appear and if i click cancel, all windows programs etc close..
Please me.. :D |
| 108 Leafer, on Feb 11, 2009 3:39:09 am GMTYou Rock! I loaded the windows cd, went to recovery (R) and entered CHKDSK - it ran a test for about 5 minutes, I restarted and the computer came back up. You made me feel like I am someone, adn my wife will think I'm smart.
Thanks Arnold!
Leafer C |
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789 the l2tp connection attempt failed with windows xp