Hi all :(
I have Windows XP Home, blank screen (with cursor) thi is the third labtop with this problem this week I need a solution I can't boot from safe mode and have no response when I try ctrl+alt+del help me :(:(:(

Hello,

First thing you should try is putting the Windows XP Home CD in and booting off it. Start the installation and then hit R when prompted for repairing the installation. Don't do recovery console. Do the repair. This will reload Windows and it will not effect your data.

Good luck

Hi
Tahnks for your replay
Itry this solution but I still have the same
Problem :( still need help plssssssssssssssss:( :(

Hello,

Going to need more information. When you turn your notebook on, does the Windows startup screen show up? Does your computer beep once when turned on? Do you have any USB devices plugged into it?

Thanks

Hi
Iturn my PC normally last time ihave this problem with 3 notebook in my work company the same action taken even every user was take different action no usb was plug in and the comp peep normaly

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Originally Posted by rasha_qissi

hi
iturn my pc normally last time ihave this problem with 3 notebook in my work company the same action taken even every user was take different action no usb was plug in and the comp peep normaly

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Hi Rasha, We seem to be experiencing the same in a corporate environemt as well, we have had over half a dozen of these instances in the last 2 weeks. Not much info on this out there. The only thing we have implemented recently is Symantec Endpoint Protection, so not sure if that is causing it, the only other thing would be regular windows updates. I have found that booting the system to a utility cd (Hirens etc.) will allow you to access and restore the latest registry hives from System Volume Information.

Boot to a live cd to be able to access the c drive.
Then follow the steps outlined in this article:
hxxp://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

replace x's with t's in the url above.

Hope that helps, wish we knew what was causing it, as it is a real pain if it happens at a remote location.

James