Windows xp blue screen no login

In reply to WintonR's post on May 5, Hi, We are glad that the issue is fixed. Blue screen could be because of many reasons, bad hardware or software can cause blue screen or it could be because of virus as well. I suggest you to download from trusted websites only. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.

Hi, Have you made any changes to the computer prior to the issue? Method 1: Since you are able to boot in safe mode, try performing clean boot from safe mode and see if that helps. Join , subscribers and get a daily digest of news, geek trivia, and our feature articles. Articles l l. This post has been reported. I am able to login as Safe Mode so I'd guess it's not a hardware issue.

Require any further details from me? Problem solved, I can now enabled "Plug and Play" again and everything works fine. Problem solved! Disclaimer: Most of the pages on the internet include affiliate links, including some on this site. I have 2 suggestions PeteC ,. Thanks for your assistance Pete! I haven't tried a repair install before. Any software you have installed such as your firewall and AV won't interfere with the repair install and they should still work as expected.

As a precaution you can back up your data by hooking up your harddrive as a slave drive into another pc and then copy and data you want to save off the slave drive just in case something goes wrong with the repair install. Hope you don't mind me cutting in. No joy with I treat all mysterious problems like this with a good dose of Dial-A-Fix. It's free and can solve lots of problems that would defy solutions otherwise.

If it doesn't help, it's chicken soup and no harm is done. Basically it works its magic by re-registering several dll's and applying some other remedies that have been effective for other people.

It's worth a shot in your situation. I got to a point where I thought I was about to reinstall windows but I wasn't sure so I stopped. I would rather not reinstall Windows for him if there is a way to get back onto the Windows desktop. Someone let me know what I should try.

Bob Cerelli. Joined Nov 2, Messages 22, What version of XP? Type in the user name administrator. Hopefully either the password is blank or you know it. If it is Home, boot to safe mode and see if you can log in as administrator that way.

I tried to boot in safe mode by pushing the F8 button. Went to the login screen still blank. No user accounts. Just the XP blue screen. Also tried Last known good configuration when the computer worked. Still the same thing. I asked him if he installs windows security updates and he said no.

He doesn't scan for spyware either.