Right now my computer is booting up fine (not counting the safe boot options menu from where all options lead to what I am about to tell you) and then after the WinXP logo disappears to a ...

If your computer won't boot after enabling the Secure Boot, check if your partition type is MBR or GPT. This post offers working fixes to help you.

I have two physical drives in my PC, one is the system partition and the other is the boot partition. I unplugged my system drive and rebooted my computer, but it complained that BOOTMGR is ...

Launch PEBakeryLauncher.exe from your WinPE folder. You'll likely see a Windows protected your PC screen. This happens ...

System Restore results in an endless loop of Automatic Repair? Find out what you can do if Windows 11/10 won't boot after System Restore.

At the Boot Menu (assuming you get that far), select Safe Mode. If you can successfully boot into Safe Mode, it’s a software problem. See My PC Won’t Boot for recommendations.

And since you’re using Boot Camp to run Windows on your Mac, pull up Apple Software Update and make sure there aren’t any new drivers or updates to install.

Use a Live CD to boot an unresponsive PC and recover files from your hard drive.

If this card fails, your computer may refuse to boot. Warning signs sometimes appear of a failing graphics card, such as odd video artifacts on the screen, strange colors and other image problems.

Since my PC was not shutdown properly, it asked me to start in safe mode, or with last know good setting. I opted to boot in safe mode and my PC booted without a problem.

Nothing happening when you boot your new PC for the first time? Check your RAM.