I really suspect this is a hardware problem -- such as a failed motherboard or ram -- but you might want to try reloading the operating system if you have a Windows CD with the current version.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;812450
http://www.google.com/search?client=...utf-8&oe=utf-8
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XP...install.htm#RI
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SOURCE: error message "load needed dlls for kernel"
Boot your system from the Windows XP Cdrom and choose to repair your system which will put you in the "Recovery Console" mode.
Now make the following steps:
CHKDSK (which will fix the error(s) on your disk)
BOOTCFG /rebuild (you will rebuild your boot configuration now, just give enters when it asked extra info).
FIXBOOT (to fix your current bootsector)
FIXMBR (to fix your current master boot record).
EXIT (leaves the recovery console and reboots your system).
All
should be fine now, however sometimes it is possible that you have to
choose which operating system needs to be booted every time you switch
on your system.
This can be easily solved when you are in Windows XP:
Go to START
> right mouse button on MY COMPUTER > click PROPERTIES > click
ADVANCED tab > in startup & recovery click SETTINGS > choose
your default operating system which is Windows XP > uncheck TIME TO
DISPLAY LIST OF OPERATING SYSTEMS > click OK > click OK again.
This is all, your system will boot normally again.
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