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Windows Troubleshooting
Commonly, you are unable to boot into Windows. After powering up your computer, you're ghastly greeted with a blank screen or a series of error messages that tell you that certain files are missing or corrupted and therefore Windows is unable to boot up. Such problems are typically attributed to system files corruption and can be resolved without incurring high cost from a computer technician or recovery specialist.
Some typical problems and solution (for Window Operating Systems) are :
- BIOS Display Error
- Blank Screen At Start Up
- Chkdsk To Repair Minor System Corruption
- Clicking Sound From Hard Disk
- CMOS Checksum Error
- Determine The Failure Modes Of Hard Disks
- FIX Software Corruption
- Hardware Troubleshoot
- Invalid Boot.ini or HAL.dll
- Invalid Partition Table
- Master Boot Record Corruption
- Missing NTLDR
- Sluggish Windows System
- Unmountable Boot Volume
- Windows Boot Up Errors
- Windows Blue Screen Dump
- Windows Failed To Load Due To Missing Files
- Windows Repair Install
- Windows Restarts
- Windows Shows Incorrect 120GB Size
- XP System Restore
