Last night i was doing a system restore @ a coffee shop. During the retore my battery die. Now when i turn the computer on it reaches to the Windows Xp screen, goes blank, and restarts over again! please help

It sounds like your power is off. all should be fine when it is restored.

Hi Ashok_bpn,
If you'd like to restore the system to the default factory setting, just process the One Key Recovery. But if you wanted to just restore the system to the last good know congifuration, I recommend to do a windows system restore. If you're not familiar on how to use the One Key Recovery please follow the steps below.
One Key Recovery (OKR)
Reminder: Please back up all your data and files before doing a One Key recovery. Be advised that during the process all of your data will be wiped out.
1. Turn off the computer completely.
2. Boot up the system by pressing the small button beside the power that has an arc arrow sign ( or an inverted arrow sign) once.
3. System will boot up. Wait until the windows loading a file appeared.
4. Now you gonna have a One key Rescue/Recovery console.
5. Please choose One key recovery then restore system from initial back up.
6. Just continue with the instructions and wait until the progress bar reaches 100%.
7. Once it reaches 100%, just click on finish, done then select reboot.
8. Wait until system boots up again. It will now give you the initial set up for the first use of the Operating system.
-- You should good for now, just continue to follow the instructions.
Hope it helps.
Thank you for using FixYa.

Treska,
You are lucky. You can atleast boot up in safe mode. While booted in safe mode please go to Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Restore. Once you reach here, select Restore and a previous date to restore to. The restorable dates are in bold numerals. The system will start the restore process and will reboot once. And your computer will be absolutely fine.
Why it happened to you may be because you installed some program that is clashing with others. So, with restoring to a previous date, you are doing away with that program without actually uninstalling it.

Press F8 during boot this will take you to boot options select "Last Known Good Configuration" or select Safe Mode to perform a system repair.
To repair your system follow the steps below
1. Click Start and open Run on the Start menu.
2. Type (or copy and paste) C:\WINDOWS\system32\restore\rstrui.exe in the Run box.
3. This will open System Restore now select the first option (restore my computer to an earlier time) and click next.
4. Select a date when your network last worked and complete restoration.
Do not worry about selecting the wrong date you can always undo any restore within system restore you will select undo last restore.

Do you have a backup disc i.e. an operating system disc! as it sounds like you may have to reload the complete operating system. If restore cant be accessed then you will undoubtedly will have to do a clean install!

when it says to get in the safe mode it has to have an option for last good known configuration...this is the option to choose...cause it was closed from the power button instead of the regular windows close....anyway ...it might have damages...and needs to be restored...if can not boot at all...just insert a restore **** or a boot-able windows...and get ahead and reinstall or at least go to restore and when it ask for commands..( in the first retore) ...just type fixboot...

It had nothing to do with the coffee pot. I blew a breaker!

From your start menu, choose computer, at the top of that window hit system properties, on the left hit system protection, It should be open to the system retore page, Hit the system restore button. What you want is to restore to the last day your computer shut down right. For me that was just before the last windows update on 5/7/2009 when my computer as well started not shutting down. The system restore doesn't erase any of your files it just restores the system files and drivers back to the date you specify. Worked for me!

hi,
you can try restoring ur system to time when it was working fine, and please try it in safe mode

1. To be safe, backup any important files before restoring from a restore point.
2. Close any software windows that are open.
3. Click Start , All Programs , Accessories , System Tools , and then System Restore . The "Restore system files and settings" window opens.
5. Select Choose a different restore point , and click Next .
6. Select a date and time from the list of available restore points and click Next . All affected system files will be added, removed, or changed to the same versions that were in the computer's system file configuration on the selected date.
7. Click Finish in the "Confirm your restore point" window.
8. Click Yes in the confirmation message that opens.
9. The computer should shut down and turn back on automatically after the restoration completes.

Try doing a system restore from a previous retore point. However, you will not be able to recover any files that were saved after that point.
If all else fails, you may have to reinstall the OS. The "wininet.dll" file may be from some software you installed at a later point..