Cold setup or Reboot Issue?
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Sounds like you have the chkdsk command in your startup folder or you have it in your scheduler program to run at windows startup. Also you did not specify which windows version you are running.\nHowever if you logout and the login again does it do another checkdisk?\nIf it ran before widows desktop started then I would say you have errors on your hard drives.
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Reboot it! If is doesn't work then reboot it again!
556592
You could boot it in safe mode, but that won't help you much. I suggest talking with someone with admin rights to set up your application. TX
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try going to start->run\ntype msconfig and <ENTER>\ngo to the startup tab and see if something there looks like it might be the culprit.  If you have some time you can disable everything and reboot to see if the problem goes away. if so, start re-enabling things until you figure out what is causing it. Then re-enable everything but that.
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It sounds like your hard drive is getting ready to go.  My suggestion is to get your system backed up, either with an external USB hard drive or a tape drive, if you're not backing it up already, because it sound like you'll need to replace your hard drive soon.  Usually when you get the black screen with reboot information on it the hard drive is having a hard time reading the boot information/operating system information from the disk.  I also would just leave the system on for the time being because next time it may not boot up at all.
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Press the Ctrl, Alt, and Del keys simultaneously.\nPress them again.\nThat is called a "hot reboot" because the power is not turned off.\n\nShut down your computer.\nStart it up again.\nThat is called a "cold reboot" because the power is turned off.
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It sounds like a boot write virus... EEK! That's horrible. It could also be a few other things. System bios settings. Bad hard drive. You know I would suggest the good old restore disk. I hate to say it, but if all else fails turn to a tech.
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try to go into the cmos and boot from the disk, you need to try to get virus/worm protection because it sounds like the w32 ircbot worm...i had the same problem and had to completely reinstall everything...good luck, i hope you can get it fixed\n\nhere is a mcafee link about the virus...\n\nhttp://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=description&virus_k=135491
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XP W/ SP 2 IS ACTUALLY (man, that's annoying) quite stable.  With problems like that I'd try reinstalling Windows--this'll give you a fresh install and wipe out stuff running in the background.  If same thing happens with fresh install you probably have a hardware problem.
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do a cold boot (switch off completely, count 10 for the hard disk to stop, then switch on again)\n\nif that dont fix it have you just installed new software\n\nif you aint then do a system restore (Start/help and support/pick a task/system restore)
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The problem is not because of updating the bios. Updating the bios does not removes start  up program. Have you installed any other program?
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Try a weird startup key thing- hit F8 as the OS is loading- it will bring you to SafeMode- that shuts down a lot of functions that are not really vital, and you can usually boot up.  First things first, run virus- then run anti-spyware.  Then try start&#92; run type chkdsk it is a hard disk utility.and should help. If you can find nothing wrong, Windows sometimes can right itself once you get it to boot up.  Also look for error logs.  Unless you set it up ahead of time, you will not have internet in SafeMode, so take screenshots of any errors you do not understand (hit printscreen, then open paint and hit Ctrl + V to paste the image in paint.  save it to lookk up on the net later.  After that, restart normally.
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use safe boot (f4) when booting up the disable all the programs the start up, then one by one turn them on you should find the program thats giving you grief.
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check for viruses (specially when your system booting after connect to internet ) \ncheck power voltage \ncheck  cpu fan \nreinstall win xp \nif cpu fan is good
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Reboot both computers.\n\nTry a different network name and reboot again.
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Can you rollback your system state? I would try that first.\nAssuming you are using win xp
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try removing it in device manager, and then let it goot back up and install it again. if it does while windoes is booting too, then chech you jumper and cables, if they are correct, then take it back, it is bad