Why dose windows xp stall when I start my computer

When I start my computer it crashes in the middle of loading of my hard drive and I have to restart.

I share my computer with someone else, and the same problem exists. What should I do?

Start in safe mode / networking (reboot / hold down F8) and select. If it enters faster windows you can have malicious software. Download malwarebytes then put it to day then do a full scan

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