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Norsk Polski Português Svenska Türkçe 简体中文 Computer Does Not Boot to Microsoft Windows XP Table of Contents: Verify the Computer Finishes Initial Power-Up (POST) Unplug All External Devices Check for http://www.dell.com/support/Article/us/en/04/SLN129781 Specific Error Messages Run a Computer Diagnostic Boot the Computer into Safe Mode Boot Last Known Good Configuration Check for Recent Changes Use Startup Repair to Restore Critical Windows Files Use System Restore to Revert to a Previous State Use Clean-Boot Troubleshooting to Isolate the Software Issue Restore the Operating System windows xp to Factory Settings This article is for Microsoft Windows XP. Click below to change the operating system: Windows 10 Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista This article describes troubleshooting computers that are powering up correctly and passing the Dell BIOS screen at boot-up, but do not successfully boot to Microsoft Windows 1. windows xp boot Verify the Computer Finishes Initial Power-Up (POST) In many cases a computer will not attempt to hand off control to the operating system. If you power the computer on and you see a Dell logo screen with a bar at the bottom, and that bar fills up completely and disappears, then your computer has successfully completed POST. Click Here if Your Computer Does Not Complete POST Back to Top 2. Unplug All External Devices A piece of hardware may be interfering with the normal boot process of Windows. Try unplugging all devices from your computer, including: Printers Scanners Media Card Readers Small Media cradles (iPod, PDA, MP3 player, etc.) Digital Cameras and Video Recorders USB storage devices CDs or DVDs from all optical drives The only devices you should leave attached to your computer are your monitor, mouse and keyboard, if the computer is a desktop. Back to Top 3. Check for Specific Er