Help!!!!! I can't login to windows :@

How old is the disc drive? If it's older than 1 1/2, swap in a fresh one (and/or a hybrid SSD) and install anew from USB Flash Drive, an external drive on a powered hub, or your old drive in a USB2 drive carrier.

First thing I'd do would be to run a hard drive scan from a cd or bootable USB. It sounds very much like a hardware problem and failed hard drives are very common occurances. Given the age of your PC that seems to be the most likely cause of this problem but a hdd scan will confirm that. Unfortunately you'll need access to a PC to get those tools ready.

you should try to use a normal instalation cd with windows xp format the harddrive and after that if everythig goes ok you can try reinstalling with the recovery cd

You will need to hold the button under the light until it stops flashing. This should resolve your issue

If you are able to start the pc in safe mode, login as Administrator and restore the computer to a previous date when it was working fine.

When you turn on the computer in safe mode, it will show you the default user and Administrator. Click on Administrator to logon.

Then it will show you a screen which tell you that the windows is running in safe mode, press "No" on this message

You will be getting a system restore window. Follow the instruction for restore the windows to a date when the system was working fine,
After restore Reboot in normal mode

If that is not it reistall and to not loose you files click you partion durring the install and do not format it and click enter then click on leave partion alone

try to format the c-drive and install the windows again

run a scan on your system or the bets is reformat the system and install the OS agian

There could be an issue with the user accounts logins. This could be corruption in the OS when you installed it or a clashing driver . I would recommend you reinstall the Operating System with the Disks and before you start installing the drivers try to shut down and see if it shuts down properly . If it does then you know the Operating system and hardware is all fine and can continue installing one driver at a time and shutdown and restarting, continue doing this until you see which driver is causing a confict with your system. I have had a problem similar to this but it was some windows updates pack that I had done one time and had to reinstall windows too and do one by one. Hope my answer gets you closer to a solution.

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