Goes start windows normally then counts down until windows start then restarts widows again

SOURCE: windows dosent start

go n format it by using a recovery drive...there may be a start up errors occured in windows

SOURCE: start up issues

go onto the bios after pressing f2 and look through the options and tabs and tick or change whichever option is about the setup or start up

SOURCE: I have an acer aspire 5315 and on start up it goes

This can be caused by a hardware failure (e.g. hard drive, etc.) or an operating system (OS) issue. Either way I would recommend taking it to a computer repair shop so they can diagnose the issue.
If its an OS issue most likely the cheapest way to fix it will be reloading the OS on a new hard drive(because its cheaper to buy a hard drive then have a company backup your data) then plug in your old hard drive to get access to your data.

SOURCE: Windows xp will not boot on my hp mini 110.Keeps

Try selecting Last Known Good Configuration, or Safe Mode, and use System Restore option to go back to a date where the system booted correctly.

If neither of these options work, then you need to try to get into Recovery Console:

1. Insert the Windows XP CD into your CD drive and restart your computer. If you are prompted, select any options required to start (boot) from the CD.
2. If you are prompted to Boot from CD, you need to change your Boot menu Order in BIOS or Setup to boot from CD before it boots from Hard Disk.
3. When the text-based part of Setup begins, follow the prompts. Select the repair or recover option by pressing R.
4. Type 1 to select C:\Windows
5. When you are prompted, type the Administrator password. (usually blank, so just hit the Enter button on your keyboard.
6. Type chkdsk /r (space between k and /) and press Enter.
7. The process may seem to take a while and freeze at times, but it's working. Just allow it to finish on it's own. Once done, you can type exit, and press Enter. Remove the CD before the system starts up again.

SOURCE: Hi, My Samsung R580 I3 JBB2-US

Hi,
You can try go to Start - Control Panel - Power Options and check what you want computer do when you close the lid of your laptop. Fix that and restart laptop to apply the setting.
If the boot up not complete and restart by itself, in my opinon, there is something wrong on the start up process, could be hardware malfuctions, could be a software not compatible. Try check the start up process to see.(use Start- Run: msconfig)
If this happen often, you should call the Samsung customer services to find out. Laptop i3 should still under warranty.

Hope this will help.
Thanks for reading