Windows XP freezes at loading screen?
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I doubt it. 800x600 may be for older computers, but I don't see how that would cause any problems since 800x600 is still usable. More likely it's a hard drive corruption.
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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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Making a startup disk will do nothing to fix your problem.\n\nA startup disk is just a floppy you can boot off of. When you boot from a floppy Windows will not load - it will load "command.com" which is the DOS command line interpreter. The only reason to do that would be if Windows didn't boot at all and you wanted to copy, rename, delete, or change the attributes of a file.\n\nWindows Me is notorious for being horrible (trust me - I'm an IT consultant - it sucks!). Windows 95, 98, and Me are all pretty unstable and they are know to have freezing problems whereas Windows 2000 and XP are much more stable.\n\nMost likely you have a software problem of some sort. Unfortunately without seeing the PC it's hard to tell you want to do to fix it. Make sure you have a new and up to date antivirus program installed - I'm guessing you don't since a lot of new ones won't even run on Windows Me - chances are really good that you have spyware or a virus of some sort.\n\nIt's really time for a new PC with an up to date operating system.\n\nGo to http://www.trendmicro.com and use their free online virus scan to check your PC for viruses. This does not tale the place of having a good antivirus program installed but at least it may tell you if you have a virus and if your lucky get rid of it for you.\n\nGood luck.
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Increase your ram asap.\n\nRunning winXP on a 64mb machine is silly.
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This usually happens when Windows XP is busy with another applications or processes.  Sometimes wait awhile will get it back, but more often a restart should fix the problem.
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Seems to be a glitsch in Windows XP.  I have the same.  It gets slightly better after going through a safe mode start (F8 while booting).
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That seems to have got you in trouble. Well applying patches is always recommended bt it seems some files of windows have gone corrupted in this process. Try restoring your system to an earlier date or the best solution is to back up your DATA, format reinstall XP, Apply patches and start fresh new.
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That is the system tray. There is one way to permanently remove them. This will work if you have win 98/XP in your system. \n1) Click on start\n2) Select "Run" option.\n3) Type msconfig in it.\n4) click on the last tab and there deselect all the programs you don't want to run in background.\n5) The programs will not get loaded when you boot ur system next time.
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If your windows atleast loads, Then install the Intel chipset software driver or the driver of the chipset you use on the Motherboard. (It muste be in the CD that came with the Board).\n\nOr if the windows doesnot load. Then You have to reinstall windows XP.\n\nYou can also Try repairing the Windows using the Setup process. That might help.
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teh omg! \n\ninstall windows XP!
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1. Ur start up .. is full with many program .. u have to delete the start up program and these are the steps\n\n1 Start menu/Run/ Commnd "mscoinfig" the hit Enter\n\nstart up tab program then check what u want on it or uncheck \n\nthen services \n\nand check on hid Microsoft services \nthen uncheck the program and dont uncheck anti virus program\n\n\nthen from the bad thing of Xp that the visual setting is taking a large memory so\n\nthere is the steps to adjust ur computer to ur best performance\n\nright click on ur computer Icon\nProperties\nAdvanced\nperformance Box\nclick on setting\nin visual effect tab choose adjust for best performance not appearance \n\nthen see the memory now after restarting \n\nbest luck ;)
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If running Windows XP, go to start>all programs>accessories>system tools>system restore \nand pick a restore point date prior to your first noticing lockups.\n\nThis is the best case scenario but as already stated, much more information is needed to answer your question properly.\n\nWith luck though, this might just do it for you.
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Win XP?\n\nThere could be many reasons that your system will not load quickly. My first inclination is that you have a lot of programs trying to load during the startup process. At the bottom of your screen (in most cases), you have certain programs that load during startup. The way you stop this is by clicking on start, select Run, type msconfig, click on the startup tab, and uncheck the boxes of any programs that you do not need. Quick Time can sometimes take a while to load. Instant Messengers can too. After you have done so, click on OK at the bottom to close the box. Restart your computer and see if that helps. \n\nAnother culprit is defragmented files. First click on Click Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Cleanup. You can clean up files that are unnecessary. Then, when that is done, click on Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Defragment. It may take a while to complete.\n\nMake sure you have an anti-virus program installed and an anti-spyware program. Scan for viruses and spyware. Many times, viruses can cause your computer to run slowly.
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Download winsock XP fix and run it\n\nThis will help resolve your issue
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I have been having this problem over the last 3 days, and from what I can tell it has something to do with the latest windows updates conflicting with a driver on my system. If I restore to 3 days ago the problem goes away, but if I then update my computer from Microsoft the hang comes back. I am not having this problem on any of my other updated computers just this one.\nI have run it in IE6, IE7 and Firefox and the problem is the same. Still working on the problem if I work out what it is I will let you know here.\nUpdate \nI think I have found a solution, download and run the program called HijackThis that can be found here http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/htlog...  You will arrive at the tutorial page, once you run the program you are looking for any program that you don't recognise, remember to create a restore point before you do anything and fix the problems one at a time, the problem and solution can be found there.
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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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Reboot to safe mode , perform the steps provided in the links. This should resolve the issue.\n\n====Entering Safe Mode when starting the computer====\n\nUse the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode when the computer is already off:\n\n1. Turn on the computer.\n2. Press the F8 key repeatedly when the first screen appears. \n3. From the Windows Advanced Options Menu, select Safe Mode and press ENTER \n4. When the Windows XP desktop appears, Safe Mode is displayed in the four corners of the screen and the desktop will probably look much worse due to the reduced colors.\n5. Click Administrator and enter the password (if applicable). \n\n==Entering Safe Mode from inside Windows XP==\n\n1. Use the following steps to start Windows XP in Safe Mode from the Windows desktop:\n2. Click Start, and then Run. \n3. In the Open field, type: msconfig \n4. Click OK. \n5. The MS Configuration Utility opens.\n6. Click the BOOT.INI tab. \n7. Under Boot Options, select /SAFEBOOT. \n8. Select Minimal. \n9. Click OK. When prompted, click Restart. \n10. The computer starts into Safe Mode. Click Administrator and enter the password if prompted. Click Yes on the message prompt that appears. \n11. When you are done troubleshooting, repeat these steps and remove the checkmark from /SAFEBOOT to prevent the computer from always starting in Safe Mode. \n\nIncreasing System Resources and Performance Without Adding Memory :\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bph06569\n\nHow to set performance options in Windows XP :\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/308417