[almitch]

My son deleted files. So when I stat XP it gets to the point where I click
on my name icon and it starts to load personel setting. It never gets to the
desktop and closes personal setting s and give the screen with the
hiberation, restart or shut off option.

I have tried to reload - (Repair) windows- it goes through all the motions
and looks like it is going to work but when it restarts are "reinstalling"
does the same darn thing.

I am certainly not a computer tech and need a lot of help on this one...

my thanks in advance

[Andrew E.]

At start-up immediatly tap the F8 key,select,safe-mode with networking,
enter as administrator.In xp,R.click my
computer,properties,advanced,start-up/
recovery,in the os scroll window,the last words should be fast detect,if more
exist or another line exist,edit and delete.


"almitch" wrote:

> My son deleted files. So when I stat XP it gets to the point where I click
> on my name icon and it starts to load personel setting. It never gets to the
> desktop and closes personal setting s and give the screen with the
> hiberation, restart or shut off option.
>
> I have tried to reload - (Repair) windows- it goes through all the motions
> and looks like it is going to work but when it restarts are "reinstalling"
> does the same darn thing.
>
> I am certainly not a computer tech and need a lot of help on this one...
>
> my thanks in advance

[almitch]

Thank you - I will try it tonight!

"Andrew E." wrote:

> At start-up immediatly tap the F8 key,select,safe-mode with networking,
> enter as administrator.In xp,R.click my
> computer,properties,advanced,start-up/
> recovery,in the os scroll window,the last words should be fast detect,if more
> exist or another line exist,edit and delete.
>
>
> "almitch" wrote:
>
> > My son deleted files. So when I stat XP it gets to the point where I click
> > on my name icon and it starts to load personel setting. It never gets to the
> > desktop and closes personal setting s and give the screen with the
> > hiberation, restart or shut off option.
> >
> > I have tried to reload - (Repair) windows- it goes through all the motions
> > and looks like it is going to work but when it restarts are "reinstalling"
> > does the same darn thing.
> >
> > I am certainly not a computer tech and need a lot of help on this one...
> >
> > my thanks in advance