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Old 07-22-2008, 05:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hang, Crash and Boot up problems

Hi I have an AMD Sempron 2400, 256 MB RAM with Windows XP SP 2 installed. The problem is that whenever I boot up the system it hangs during boot up or after boot up. The only way out is then to press the power reset button. Sometimes there's no display during boot up and sometimes the display goes off after boot up. I have to press the power reset button atleast 5-10 times before it finally boots up. The PC works fine after this with absolutely no problems. The problem seems to occur only when I shut down and turn it on. Can someone tell me what the problem is?

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Old 07-22-2008, 03:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Hang, Crash and Boot up problems

Try this:
  1. Boot to your WinXP Setup CD
  2. At the 1st window with the Repair option on the bottom Statusbar, do that to open the Repair Console
  3. When you get to the Repair Console's Command Prompt enter CHKDSK C: /R (the R is not a typo)
  4. Let CHKDSK do its thing, then reboot
Also, running CHKDSK from the desktop (via Start menu, Accessories, Command Prompt) by entering CHKDSK C: /F (the F is not a typo), occasionally. This should be part of your general system maintenance routine. Note that this will require a reboot to actually run.
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