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by dmiles
Check the HCL,the system may be detecting a hardware change to which the security measures will cause system to actup
It may not be the system,but it could be XP
Try using the F8 key when system is booting,it should get you to command prompt
by cmiller5400
Yep sounds like a problem with incompatable hardware/malfunctioning hardware with windows. http://testedproducts.windowsmarketplace.com/
Good Luck!!
Try booting from the Cd into Recovery Console. From there you can tell XP which drivers to load or not if you know which device it's hanging on.
I would suggest removing any "new" devices especially any USB devices before running setup again.
Another idea is to boot from CD again, and instead
of continuing with the old setup, start a new one!
by zeeesstech
I think it is the matter of conflicts. you should start windows in safe mode and in Device Manager
loack for any device conflictation. If found then you have to removed or assign different IRQ if any available.
by usa8301
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