Windows 2008 R2 VM do not correctly restart after manual failover

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  I recently tried to install a Machine Microsoft VM on myWindows XPcomputer. By getting a message "Please reboot", I clicked on "restart now." .....

  the small window that you mentioned is probably the virtual machine window.  and if you it configured during installation, as attributed too much ram memory and disk space, and then the windows in normal mode went out of these valuable resources.

  In addition, if the system disks and files was not optimal performance via tune ups, then they could have been less than optimal before installing the vpc and the systems simply becoming worse by installing more data.

  regarding the failed system restore points, we don't know why they did not work.  but the system restore function is stable, except somethings interferes with her bad anti anti-virus programs or system files have been corrupted with infections beyond you're a.v design..  the bottom line is that "who knows?"

  You can probably try is to start in safe mode and try to uninstall virtual pc via Add/Remove programs in the control panel.

  then see if the normal mode is normal once again.

  Another method, you can try again in safe mode is the restoration of the system again.

  then see if the normal mode is normal once again.

  Another method, you can try in safe mode, you can try to perform a clean boot to normal mode.

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