Windows XP loop startup

At half past eleven in the evening, the dormitory was powered off, and the computer (desktop) was not shut down in advance. As a result, after the server was started up, it suffered a tragedy and started cyclically. The security mode was also inaccessible...

Several solutions for online query:

1. Start WindowsProgramIf a program running error occurs during Windows Startup by default, the system restarts and loads a program with an error. If a program has a serious error in the startup Item, the system will be started repeatedly. Solution: Press F8 when the system is started to enter the safe mode, "Start and fault recovery", and finally remove the "Automatic Restart" under "system failure. ------ the result is still invalid.

However, at this time, a blue screen came out. A lot of things written in English above were finally stopped: 0x00000ed (0x81b1c508, 0xcoooo6, oxc00000000, 0x00000000), reset again...

2,Press F8 at startup to enter safe mode, right-click "my computer"> "advanced"> "Start and fault recovery"> "Settings"> before "auto restart" under "system failure ". ------- The problem is that after the security mode enters, it will still restart.

3,In the run, enter msconfig to remove the project in startup from ctfmon.And delete all !!Also, if there is any problem with the computer, press F8 several times during startup and select the last correct configuration !!! Most problems can be solved!

------ Same as above. Restart after security mode is enabled

4. The above methods are invalid, but you have to reinstall the system. You have an XP installation disk and a C disk .... after the installation, use the video card drive on the video card, and use the driver Wizard to add the NIC Driver. Then, install E-mail to access the Internet, and download easyrecovery to restore files in drive c...

Done

When you start your computer, the Microsoft Windows XP startup screen appears, and the computer restarts. Windows XP Logon screen does not appear.
Cause: This error may occur if the kernel32.dll file is lost or damaged.
Solution
To solve this problem, use the Windows fault recovery console to extract a new copy of the kernel32.dll file from the original Windows XP installation disc. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Start the fault recovery console. If you have not installed the fault recovery console, start it from the Windows XP installation CD. To do this, follow these steps: A. Insert the Windows XP installation disc and restart the computer. If a prompt appears, select all the options required to start from the installation disc.
B. when starting the installation part of the basic text, follow the prompts and press the r key to select the repair or recovery option.
C. If you are using a dual-boot or multi-boot system, select the installation to be accessed from the fault recovery console.
D. Enter the administrator password when prompted.
 
2. At the command prompt, type CD system32 and press Enter.
3. Type Ren kernel32.dll kernel32.old and press Enter.
4. type map and press Enter.
5. Write down the drive letter assigned to the CD-ROM drive that contains the Windows XP installation disc. It is displayed in a format similar to the following:
D: \ device \ cdrom0

 
6. type the expand drive \ i386 \ kernel32.dl _ (where the drive is the CD-ROM drive letter that contains the Windows XP installation disc, and then press Enter. For example:
Expand D: \ i386 \ kernel32.dl _
Do not discard the underline after "L" in kernel32.dl _
The following message is displayed:
Kernel32.dll
1 file (s) expanded.

 
7. Type exit. The computer restarts.
8. Remove the Windows XP installation CD and start the computer in normal mode.
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If the problem persists, the \ windows \ system32 \ config \ System File is lost or damaged.
Start your computer with a CD drive in BIOS settings
Place the Windows XP disc and start the computer in the drive.
After the CD is automatically executed until it is stopped, there will be three options. Press [R] to select the computer to repair, and you will be asked which system to enter. Please select the Windows XP code, enter the administrator password (the same as the administrator password entered during installation). If you do not have a password, press Enter.
In C: \ Windows>, type CD \ windows \ system32 \ config
In C: \ Windows>, type Ren system. Bad.
In C: \ Windows>, type copy \ windows \ repair \ System
Restart the system and the error will disappear.

Simplify the Solution Below

Q: If the system is Windows XP, it will be restarted immediately before the logon interface appears. How can this problem be solved?

A: The fault may be caused by the loss or damage of the kernel32.dll file. You can run the following commands in sequence on the Recovery Console (for example, Windows XP is installed on drive C, and drive F is used ):

CD system32

Ren kernel32.dll kernel32.old

Expand F: \ i386 \ kernel32.dl _ c: \ windows \ system32 \

Exit

After the restart, You can normally enter the system.