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1. Shown
   

   Startup problem is by the window registry error files and invalid entries in your system. If you want to download registry easy thats scan your whole system then it will be remove window registry error files and invalid entries. I am giving you link where you can download this software easily: http://www.download-registry-cleaners.com/registryeasy/

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2. Guest11974108
   

   At start up the windows logo starts acts like its going to load but I see a blue screen with white letters flashes for only a second then restarts, and my other computer the same mod. Acer aspire one complete black screen over 800$ invested in 2 notebooks,.. what do I do?!

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3. Ali Abdullah
   

   Hi, Although it can be convenient (and sometimes essential) for various applications and services to load during a system's startup, having processes load automatically can at times be problematic. For instance, it's very common for Trojans and other types of malicious software to load as a part of the boot process. Legitimate applications and services can cause problems as well. If a legitimate program hangs during the boot process, it could cause the process to fail or result in problems with other applications or services that have dependencies on the failed service. In this article series, I will start out by showing you some techniques for disabling unwanted or problematic Windows XP programs that are configured to execute during the boot process. Of course these techniques assume that you know which service or application is causing the problem. As this series progresses, I will explore techniques for isolating malicious or problematic code. For starters, try Safe Mode By far the easiest way to temporarily disable startup programs is to boot the system into safe mode. Safe mode boots Windows XP using a bare configuration. It loads only the essential device drivers, and Windows does not load any startup programs. That way, if a particular device driver or startup program is causing problems, you can boot Windows without loading it. You are then free to disable or remove the driver, service or application that is causing the problem. You can access safe mode by pressing the F8 key just before Windows XP begins to boot (you may have to press F8 repeatedly). Upon doing so, the Windows boot menu will be displayed, which gives you several different boot modes to choose from. Below is a brief explanation of each of these modes: The Shift key Believe it or not, you can actually use the Shift key to prevent some startup programs from running with Windows XP. Here's h

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