Continually restarting after a reformat????
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Boot in dos type CHKDSK or SCANDISK there might be bad sectors on your hard disk.
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well, Im no expert but you could have provided more detail. Like when did this start to happen? Have you installed anything lately? There might have been a conflict with some other software or you might have intentionally deleted some files that it needs to run. I suggest that you either go for system restore or if that doesnt do that trick uninstall then reinstall...Hope that helps. (",)
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I believe you have WinXP-SP2 Pro as O S. First you may unistall using Add/ Remove programs in Control Panel. You may succeed now as you start afresh after going thru the readme.txt that takes care of all your doubts/difficulties.
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While tyring to restart hit the F8 key repeatedly and see if it will throw you into safe mode then choose you method to restart from the menu
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Geeesj, Get rid of the old OS and install new.\nyou need to find out why it going into safe mode, what was the last thing you installed have you added any new hard ware?\n\nBest thing to do is spring clean... in other words start removing the junk from your computer, temp files cookies ect...
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do a complete format,    I have never had success with the fix it,, but also it wont clean up your disk, do the complete format,
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your cd is corrupt;\n\ntry in temp table from that u may run setup
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Yes sounds like a corrupt file making it restart and then boot into safe mode. Try reinstalling and when you get the to part that says there is already a xp installation on the disk, select repair option, this will reinstall all the system files, and hopefully fix your problem. \n\nLast resort option --do a reinstall and make the settings _ leave current os system intact and then when choosing windows folder name it windows2 and it will be a fresh copy of XP on your computer but if you go to C:&#92;Documents and settings&#92; you should see your old user account, all your My documents and desktop files are there, just everthing has to be reinstalled - use this option as a last resort.
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Right click on My Computer icon> properties>Click on Advance Tab>Down at the bottom find Start up and System Recovery> hit the settings> uncheck---Under System Failure----Automatically Restart..\nThat should take care of it temporarily.\nU might wanna rebuilt your PC from scratch...U might have some other serious issues which is causing it.\nGood Luck.
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hate to say it bud, but it sounds like you are going to need to reformat completely.\n\nIt didnt fully copy all the earlier info, so theres not alot you can really do.
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Run virus scanners then check your startup applications.  You might have too many applications starting up when you boot your computer.\n\nI also recommend a reformat atleast once a year or every other year.
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Put in the Windows CD (assuming you have windows) and there should be an option to reformat, then let her go! (This is for  Windows XP)
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please over write while reinstalling again and ask me if some problem exist
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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You will probably have to clean the harddrive and then reformat it. It has like 15 registry lines and if you miss one, it comes back.
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There is a good software named FinalData2, I had your exact problem (I had 160 GB full of files and lost it in reformat, but this one bring all my files back).\nBelive me it worth to try, You will need to buy it or get the crack from the crack sites (if you want), It is available in Download.com
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Start->Run->type MSconfig\n\nThen go to the startup tab. \nIt should be under there as whatever the process name is. Just uncheck it. Hit apply then when you computer restarts a window pops up telling you that things have been changed. This will pop up everytime so hit that do not show again message. Everything is still ok.\n\nOr go under start menu->all programs->start up\nAnd delete the short cut out of there if there is one. If not do the other thing i said.