Computer is not able to boot up at all most times. Have to keep switching it on and off till it finally boots.
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Something in the power supply is not right, your power cable may be loose, cabling may be an issue, your SMPS may be an issue. You need to get support from a hardware technician
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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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sounds like you need to compleatly redo you computer. use the startup diskes that came with your computer. or get a new computer
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It may get overheated or some hardware is broken (it can be a HDD,RAM,Video card etc., I think the HDD has a problem). Try getting a hardware diagnostic tool.
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You probably can change the language setting, clear the cmos / bios and you should have luck, if it sticks at post, clearingcmos should restore default settings and even if it doesn't change the language, it should help boot into windows, if not, unplug everything except, cpu, ram and monitor / vga card, and slowly add devices till something prevents it from booting. that will be ur problem
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this is a software issue.  try the following\n\n1. boot the computer\n2.  from the moment you press the power button hit the F8 key repeatedly until you get a screen that asks you how you want the computer to boot up.\n3.  choose plain safe mode\n4.  when in safe mode everything will look odd... this is normal.\n5.  from here run a virus scan.\n6.  then run an adware/spyware scan.\n7.  check the add/remove programs option and un-install any unused programs.  things that may be starting up with the computer and taking up resources like weatherbug.\n8.  click start\n9.  type:  cmd    into the box and press enter\n10.  type:  chkdsk /f   at the prompt and press enter\n11.  answer with:   Y    and press enter\n12.  reboot the computer and allow it to finish the scan disk operation\n\n\n\nif this does not help, you made need to reformat or call in technical support to resolve the issue.
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Somethings to do will be;\n\nOpen the computer and check all cables and connections\nRemove the CMOS battery to reset the Bios\nDisconnect any hardware that you don't need to boot up\nTake the Ram out and then put it back in\n\nIf none of this helps then it is either a power supply problem or the CPU is blown and the only way to find out which one is to remove it and test it with a working one.
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may be due to many problems, Here is a list check it out one by one.\n\nDue to some Virus programs\nDue to boot error if it restars just after loading OS\nDue to improper Product Activation by any Crack programs or if u deleted the activating files from windows system folders...(If you are using Windows Xp version of OS)\nThe RAM may get loosen in the slots take it out and put it again (caution: static charge may damage ur valuable ram so do it carefully)\nDue to faulty RAM or HardDisk or any other devices or ports or PCI cards\nMay be due to Graphic card problems.\nDamaged OS files\n\nThe list do not ends........\nTry a system Restore or Reinstall the Operating system better format the disk or partition throughly\n\nIf you specify the details I can track out the exact problem of ur system.\nThanks.
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There are a lot of stuff to be said, it could be any:\n- Software Problem:\nError in Windows System Files\n\n- Hardware Problem:\nProcessor over heating\nRAM not working properly\nComputer fans not working properly\nHard Disk Spinning Errror\n\nI recommend trying to repair Windows through the Installation Media Source (the CD) by booting the computer witht the CD, then going into setup mode and choose repair.\n\nOtherwise, try backing up all your valueable data, format the Primary Partition, and reinstall a fresh copy of Windows...\n\nGood Luck
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The cmos battery shouldn't stop the computer from booting, it'll just boot with default settings each time. If you have a totally dead box check the power supply first. You should always at least get a fan whirring or something.
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Please log on to the following weblink to find the resolution for "Startup and Boot Problems" \n\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=500513&lang=en&rule=35983\n\nHope the issue will be resolved.
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Restart the machine.\n\nIf it stills boots into safe mode, restart again and hit F8 a few times.  This will bring up the boot menu.  Select Normal
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u have changed the boot priority to cd so tht the system always boots frm cd. once it has completed the "copying files" process and restarts, goto bios and change the boot disk proirity to hard disk. this will probably solve ur probm.
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Either the RAM or motherboard is damaged.
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I can give you a link that deals with hard drive problems.\nSome RAM/ hard drive problems can be easily fixed yourself by using easily available tools. I found the info at http://fixit.in useful
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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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Seems like there's some hardware issues going on...Best choice i'd say is to take it to a repair shop and have them look at it.  Forexample Geek squad at best buy.  They will be able to tell you what's wrong and how to go about getting it fixed.