Accidentally i unplugged my pc, and now it's not able to start Windows, even on safe mode, What can  I do?
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If nothing starts up then its a simple power problem and you should be able to start your system after installing a new Power Unit. However if you are able to start the system then try to getinto the BIOS and use the CD drive as a boot option. Try reinstalling Windows and this should work. \nIf you have important data, try taking your Harddrive to your friends or your other PC and then install this drive as a secondary drive on your friends PC. This will then allow you to recover your data and then you can even check if your drive is corrupted or only the Windows install.
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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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This could be from a couple of things.  Did you add any hardware to the machine recently?  If so, remove it.  Can you get into Safe Mode?  Hit F8 while the computer is booting and you will get a menu.  Choose safe mode.  If that works (which I don't think it will) try to check your drive for errors.  A last resort is a reinstall of your OS using your XP cd.  If you do this properly you will not lose any of your data or programs.  If you do it incorrectly you will lose everything, so be carefull.  If you are not comfortable performiong any of these tasks take your PC to a professional.
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durung your startup, when the screen changes from the bios/post screens repeatedly hit F8 - this should bring you into safe mode. Without a password, or password breaker, there is no real way in through the GUI.\nyour only hope would be to either try the safe mode option or just command prompt, and if you're old enough like i am, you can use DOS to route around, but any security placed on the files will remain even in dos mode, if the HDD is NTFS
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Hold down the F8 button just before you see the windows loading screen.  This will take you to a menu where you can select boot from safe mode
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If Windows XP is the only operating system installed on your computer, booting into Safe Mode with these instructions.\n\nIf the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power \nWait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on. \nStart tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears. If you begin tapping the F8 key too soon, some computers display a "keyboard error" message. To resolve this, restart the computer and try again. \nEnsure that the Safe mode option is selected. \nPress Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode. \nWhen you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.
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start menu does not have option to turn on or off. Therefore, if it is disappear, you probably delete one or many system file. Recover the windows to get it back. How?\nPut windows XP CDrom into PC, turn on you PC, choose fix windows, NOT install new windows, so all your installed softwares and documents stayed the same, it only fix the problem.
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There could be quite a few problems, but this could also be a fairly simple fix.  I would first try to just unplug the whole darn thing, wait about 30 seconds, and then plug it in again and try to start it.  Seeing as you have internet access, I would also try going to this website: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07173&lc=en&cc=us&rule=14694&dlc=&product=396431.  That hopefully will help. =)  Good luck!
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Reinstall windows u can recover.\n\nU havent said what is happening now without giving details of current behaviour giveing recovery ideas is very difficult So pl explain.
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start your computer in safe mode and run a spyware scan. It isn't always a virus. To get into safe mode in windows, at startup keep pressing the  F8 button.
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restart your computer, and before windows loads up, quickly press F8. it will give you the safe mode options :)
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You got to cold reboot it here is what you do: first you click shut down and then let it shut down, then unplub every thing to your computer. Wait for about 10 mins. then restart
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Unplug everything, replug it all back in.   Did you install the drivers properly?\n\nHP is the way to go next time.
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If you delete EVERYTHING, you won't have the programs needed to log into the computer or bring up Windows when you start it. And did you back up just files, or the actual programs as well? I suggest you get a computer geek to help you so all is well in the end.
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Which OS?  If you are running XP can you get into safe mode?  Press F8 right after start up and select safe mode.  If you are able to run in safe mode there is something starting when XP is running in standard mode.  If that is the case I would try a system restore if you have had that enabled.  While in safe mode from the start menu click programs, accessories, system tools, system restore.  Select a date before the problem started.  Good Luck
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After you turn your computer on and before Windows starts, press F8. A menu of choices will appear--one of them should be "Safe Mode". Click its number and Windows will start in safe mode.
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It happens, just go to 'my computer', then find the drive and double click, it will then start up. It can get annoying but windows is lame so what do you expect?