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• Tecra A8-ez8512 freezes on the splash screen after installing Win XP

  Hi guys, this is my first post!

  I recently had an opportunity Tecra A8-ez8512 as a gift that had Vista Business installed (and works perfectly!). As a passionate XP user, I quickly decided to format the WHOLE hard drive and then install XP Pro SP2.

  After the format was successful and cleaned the entire hard drive, I put my xp cd in the drive and rebooted the laptop ready to select the boot cd.

  But now it crashes right on the home screen with no small slider under ratings to select a boot device. I pressed on the key board, but nothing happens.

  I noticed little black dots on the white part of the Intel symbol shortly after. What does that mean?

  Can someone please give me some advice?
  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  No idea what the black little dots on the white part of the Intel symbol might be a graphics card problem? ?:| who knows.

  But I m bit confused said you you formatted the HARD drive first, and then you insert the Win XP disk in order to install Win XP
  How you format the HARD drive without the use of the Win XP disc?

  Secondly, it would be interesting to know if you can install the operating system using the Toshiba recovery disc.

• Windows XP hangs at the splash screen (logo). Dim screen when hooked.

  I do have problems starting XP 2 on two different hard drives.  I'm more concerned at this time is described in the title.  I bought a new hard drive (Western Digital Caviar Blue WD3200AAKS 320) to back up the data on my old hard drive, due to the other XP startup problem and installed Windows XP Home edition, as well as my motherboard drivers, etc..  It starts very well, at first, but then started a curtain to the start screen (and the splash screen is very low in this case).  I tried to remove some additional applications provided with the motherboard, no luck.  I tried to reinstall XP several times, and who has not helped.  I tried to update my video driver, running chkdsk, running Windows Memory Diagnostic (which does no problem), cleaning the registry with Advanced System Care Pro, unplug all USB devices and network cable, etc.  He continues to hang at the splash screen (weakly).  When I try to start in safe mode, it hangs at "mup.sys.  So far, I'm able to get XP to start by repeated restart later...  I searched the web to find a solution for this and have found no definitive answer.  I just ordered another new hard drive and Windows 7.  I intend to dual boot with windows 7 the new HD and XP on the current disc (assuming that this problem can be solved!).

  My other problem is on my old sister Hitachi 160 GB IDE hard drive.  A few months, our PC stop working.  After buying a new power supply (Corsair TX650w) and determine that he was not a power supply problem, I bought a new motherboard (GA-MA785GT-UD3H), (AMD Phenom II X 2 555 3.2 Ghz) CPU, RAM (CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) 240 - Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333), and some new fans (old system died due to heat issues).  Once I had it put in place and I tried to boot XP from my old drive, he just went in a "boot loop".  He gets to the XP splash screen, goes black and restarts, again and again.  I tried setting the installation of XP with XP CD 3 or 4 times, without success.  This question is not as big of a deal to me now, because I now have the new hard drive with the new number to start XP (intermittent).  My main goal with the old hard drive was to save all my data.  That is, life turns on if I can't start XP on this drive (the one with the boot loop).

  Thank you for your time!

  The BIOS update has * seems * solved the problem!  I rebooted it 4 or 5 times, but also completely off the PC and it starts today.  Did not repeat the problem so far!

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• Microsoft Windows Vista Home Permium freezes to the logon screen or gets stuck

  Microsoft Windows Vista Home Permium freezes to the logon screen or crashes on the black screen with Copyright Microsoft Corporation with the load with six green bars moving through bar. It will start in safe mode. I ran the auto repair (recommended) when starting after being forced to stop. After it says its full it restarts and remains stuck on the black screen with Copyright Microsoft Corporation with the load bar with six green bars that cross so I force disable it again.

  I had no problem with this computer, he got in last seven. It was working fine yesterday and then the without wire came out, so I restarted the computer to find the connection again as I had done several times before. That's when it froze on the opening of session and password screen. Who started this cycle of freezing or stuck on the black screen with the loading bar permanently running.

  UPDATE:
  Start safe mode then made the instructions on the clean boot. Not checked, all iteams he says and rebooted and it worked. So I went to the next step to select only half to refine the list. Restarted and when at the loading screen for a little over 30 sec - 1 min (which is more short than the time it took to work initially after the first stage of the boot with all unchecked), but it goes to a completely black screen that has not happened before. So now, a little lost, or do I have to keep trying to refine?

  Hi Greg,.

  It will not harm the computer to run it in a boot environment.  Some programs do not work properly because they were probably responsible for their own services and rely on them to work.  You have disabled all non-Microsoft services, and things like printers and software can be difficult.

  Click Start, then options type power and press ENTER.  Let us make sure that the system is not configured to sleep.  Go ahead and put the power plan to High Performance, then click on change Plan settings below.  There will be a framework for "put the computer to sleep".  The value than ever.

  If it continues to turn black in clean boot mode, you may have a hardware problem.  One thing you could do if it's a desktop system and really need to use it now, it is the lid of the machine and aim a fan in the box.  This will help if it is overheating.

  Please complete the steps to diagnose the problem with the boot when you have the chance.
  Brent
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• my computer won't past the splash screen. She claims system not found, check the cable. I have windows on my Acer laptop base.

  After I press start, the splash screen appears briefly, then a black screen stating:
  Pre-boot EXecution Environment (PXE) v2.1
  PXE - E61:Media test failure, check cable
  PXE - MOF: exit ROM PXE.
  Operating system not found

  ·       Try to remove your hard drive and unplug the cable.  Then re - attach the cable and re - install the HDD.  Somehow, the cable may have come loose and it may solve the problem.  If this does not work, follow these steps:

  Do a startup repair, boot from the disk Installation of Windows Vista genuine (or one that you can borrow from someone) or a recovery disc.  Here is the procedure: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html.  You may need to change the BIOS to do first the CD drive in the boot sequence to boot from the CD.  To do this, hold the screen that tells you the key F to push to enter the menu start or start of installation.  Push it quickly. Make the changes, save your work and exit.  Put the CD in the drive and reboot.  When you are prompted, press any key to boot from the CD.

  If you do not have a floppy disk, you can make a bootable recovery disk by using http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/ with burning software like: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/active-isoburner.html and, of course, a blank CD.

  If this does not resolve the problem, try the following:

  To run the Bootrec.exe tool, you must start Windows RE. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. put the Windows Vista installation disc in the disc drive, and then start the computer.

  2. press a key when you are prompted.

  3. Select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard or an input method, and then click Next.

  4. click on repair your computer.

  5. click on the operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next.

  6. in the System Recovery Options dialog box, click command prompt.

  7. type Bootrec.exe, and then press ENTER.

  
  Note If rebuilding the BCD does not resolve the startup problem, you can export and delete the BCD, and then run this option again. In doing so, you ensure that the BCD is completely rebuilt. To do this, type the following commands at the command prompt Windows RE:

  ·        bcdedit/export C:\BCD_Backup

  ·        c:

  ·        Boot CD

  ·        BCD attrib s h - r

  ·        Ren c:\boot\bcd BCD.old

  ·        Bootrec /RebuildBcd

  Good luck and I hope this helps!

  Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• How can I get default Windows desktop at startup instead of the splash screen

  When I start my computer in Windows 8, how to go automatically to the desktop instead of the start screen?  I prefer much the office.

  Other than that, I bought the upgrade and installed the 64 bit version and everything works well and exceeded my expectations.  I upgraded from Windows XP (32 bit).  I actually did a new installation on a new hard drive. It's the only thing that I find annoying, so far, that and the START button is no longer on the desktop.  I find it annoying as well.  I really like how fast IE10.  I don't seem to have any issues that other people have, no doubt due to the new installation on a new hard drive.

  By design, the Start button is gone in Windows 8. Watch Classic Shell (FREE) or debut8 (free trial for 30 days then $5) as workaround to this problem. Both can be configured to display the office compared to the splash screen...

  Classic interface

  Debut8

• Shortcut to open a program in a new window in the splash screen?

  I find it rather annoying that windows 8 refuses to open a new instance of a desktop app when I click again in the start screen.   If I for example several 'guests order', I have to go to start, right click on command prompt, click Open in a new window.   It's quite embarrassing.   I don't see that there is an option to remove this restriction.  It may be wise for the Metro style applications open 1 single instance, but it is not appropriate to impose this restriction on desktop applications.

  Can someone give me a registry hack or an option of control panel to fix this annoyance in the splash screen?
  For now, I added programs like a toolbar that is separate in the taskbar of office, so that I can open multiple instances without using the start screen.  For every reading, you can do so by right-clicking the taskbar, uncheck the lock all bars of tasks, do a right click again and click on toolbars-> new toolbar and drag on new program shortcuts.

  I find it rather annoying that windows 8 refuses to open a new instance of a desktop app when I click again in the start screen.   If I for example several 'guests order', I have to go to start, right click on command prompt, click Open in a new window.   It's quite embarrassing.   I don't see that there is an option to remove this restriction.  It may be wise for the Metro style applications open 1 single instance, but it is not appropriate to impose this restriction on desktop applications.

  Can someone give me a registry hack or an option of control panel to fix this annoyance in the splash screen?

  For now, I added programs like a toolbar that is separate in the taskbar of office, so that I can open multiple instances without using the start screen.  For every reading, you can do so by right-clicking the taskbar, uncheck the lock all bars of tasks, do a right click again and click on toolbars-> new toolbar and drag on new program shortcuts.

  Hello

  When you open an office application, an icon for this app will appear on the desktop taskbar.

  Click on icon and select application name, near the bottom and this will open a new instance of the application.

  Concerning

• App for the splash screen for windows 8.1?

  Y at - it application for the splash screen for windows 8.1? I'm new on this but I tried to download it from the app store, but it appears only as a regular program instead of an application.

  OK, if it's Acrobat Pro, the choice is easy. There is no version of Acrobat Pro modern app. Business applications are not, in general, being converted to the modern, Microsoft position 'legacy' as the choice for applications of serious company despite its name suggesting 'old-fashioned, obsolete.

• AE crashes after the splash screen

  Hi guys,.

  AE (Version 13.6) starting up normally, but after the splash screen, it freezes into a white screen showing just the menu bar. If I delete all the files in the Prefs folder, it works perfectly.

  I upgraded my computer, all the drivers are updated. My graphics card is a GTX 970 and OS is Windows 10.

  Can someone help me, please!

  See you soon

  Contact Adobe support?

  Honestly, this looks like a graphic driver problem. As I said before, a lot of people had problems with them on the latest version of Windows. They would install the driver the most recent, but for some reason, it did not work. 10 windows and NVIDIA are fighting the driver. I did not get around upgrade to Windows 10, so I didn't really look into it enough to hold people solutions came with.

• Satellite L640 hangs at the splash screen

  Hi all

  I have a L640 / 01 H that I bought earlier this year. In addition to the original Windows 7 OS, I installed a Linux system on a separate partition.

  Earlier today, I was using Linux (which is what I normally use) and everything was really slow.
  Finally I force-shut-down, power button.

  Now, I noticed a problem with the BIOS on this laptop - if I try to start when there is a USB flash drive is connected, the splash screen just hangs. Today when I rebooted I realized that I had left a flash drive, then I got out and I tried to start it again, a couple of times. Whenever the computer crashes just indefinitely on the startup splash screen.

  Finally I gave him enough time and it takes the selection of Linux boot menu, so I tried to start my usual kernel but he gave me some message about a bad MBR.
  I kept trying to start, but the boot process is stuck, what happens is as follows:

  * The three lights on the left (power, battery and light) come on, no problem
  * HARD drive flashes white for a few seconds, then turns off. Occasionally, it will blink again.
  * At the same time, the screen is just stuck on the startup splash screen. If I try to press f2, f12 or any key too many times it will start emitting beeps whenever I press it. There is no way to get into the BIOS settings.

  Also, I can't boot from CD (Windows recovery CD or Linux LiveCD). Finally some kind of time-out of the entry into force, and the computer restarts itself to start the process all. Yay!

  I tried the stuff "unplug the power cord, remove the battery, hold down the power button / stop, plug back in, try to start" but nothing has changed. I also tried switching memory locations (only one chip of RAM, so I can't try a process of elimination on the RAM).
  Finally, I also open the door to HARD disk and removed the HARD drive, then tried to start. This time the BIOS has answered, if only to tell me that there is no appropriate boot media. At this point, the BIOS was responsive and I could change settings in there, but I could not boot from the CD.

  I thought I'd try resetting the CMOS battery, but I'm worried I'll damage something / make the problem worse. Someone at - it ideas? I know that the thing is still under warranty, but service centres are often slow and I don't want to lose the data from the hard drive.

  Any help would be really appreciated.

  > Finally, I also open the door to HARD disk and removed the HARD drive, then tried to start. This time the BIOS has answered, if only to tell me that there is no appropriate boot media. At this point, the BIOS was responsive and I could change settings in there, but I could not boot from the CD.

  It could be a problem with the CD/DVD drive what you think of this idea?
  Perhaps the BIOS does not recognize the CD/DVD drive properly and so there is a problem starting the bootable disc.

  In addition, it might be possible that failures of HARD drive and, therefore, you received an error message about the MBR (master boot record).

  Remove the CD/DVD drive and try to install the Windows booting from a USB flash drive.

  _Regarding the battery CMOS: _
  I would not recommend to disassemble the laptop because you could damage other parts and in addition it should know that the CMOS battery is not removable it s soldered to the motherboard

• HP pavilion monitor go black after the splash screen

  When I start my pc, the splash screen appears on the monitor, but after that he's black. I can hit one of the f keys to take me to the start page or diagnosis, but when I change the path of startup and press on save, then enter it just go to the screen black I have also hit the f9 key to go to the diagnostics page and run the hp diagnostic tool edge who said past when I try to return to the screen black new go! at first I thought it was a graphics card problem so I replaced the former with a same something new, I also tried plugging three different locations on the graphics card, I started with the dvi connector with an adapter on my cable even not, it will display the start page, just go s strait to no signal , so I went on the VGA slot that has been, I can get to the start screen, finally I tried the hdmi port and again, I can get to the start screen, but then it GB Black I removed the ram and cleaned and was going to try to go to Detroit from the motherboard to the screen, but I got scared when I saw the black cap with the words DO NOT REMOVE this topic! I tried 2 different monitors just to eliminate this probability but now I am just confused ideas would be appreciated!

  Hi lostone64,

  The fact that you can see the splash screens makes me think that this isn't the video port or motherboard. My hunch is it could be a hard drive failure, operating system error, or problem of display settings. You never see a Windows screen until it goes black?

  Have you tested the hard drive or made sure it appears in the BIOS?

• SignalExpress closes immediately after the splash screen

  I'm having a problem with the Software NI SignalExpress where the application fails to open completely - it closes immediately after the splash screen. I am using windows XP Pro. SP3.

  I tried to uninstall, registry errors compensation and reinstall, I also tried the repair installation - or who work.

  A test of SignalExpress installation was installed on my PC until I got a full copy with the purchase of a data acquisition (usb-6218).

  Hi André,.

  Sounds a bit nasty. If repairing and reassembling and all this malarky does not recommend the use of msiblast to clean your computer of all the software of NOR and starting again with a new install. When you software uninnstall he didn't get rid of everything, there is still hidden folders around dootted.

  I joined msiblast.exe.

  -Run msiblast

  -Make sure the radio button "Show OR installers only" is selected.

  -Select all and then click on uninstall.

  When this is complete, your computer will be NOT free. After that;

  -Install all software from OR you for example LabVIEW Signal express

  -Then install the drivers. The USB-6218 case uses the DAQmx driver that the latest version can be downloaded from this link.

  If it persists then write again.

  Kind regards

• In any case to change the splash screen resolution?

  Hello

  I have a laptop wide screen (16:9) with a resolution of 1280 x 800. When I turn it on, the start screen (logo "Windows XP" and a loading bar) gets stretched and does not my screen resolution. Y at - it a fix for this?
  Kind regards
  Nathan

  Nope - the splash screen uses the lowest possible resolution so that it will show regardless of monitor, card used graphic, video system or TV.  This is basically the "infallible" mode

• How can I remove the notebook of the splash screen?

  notebook

  When I start my notebook computer appears. I can't do anything until I'm close Notepad. How can I remove the notebook of the splash screen?

  When I start my notebook computer appears. I can't do anything until I'm close Notepad. How can I remove the notebook of the splash screen?

  By Notepad, I assume you mean Notepad (i.e. notepad.exe) a text editor provided with all versions of Windows.

  Press Windows key + R ( Start, run) and type msconfig and then click OK. Look under the tab to Start for an entry which involves the notebook and/or a file ending with . TXT. Uncheck the entry, and then click OK in the lower right. Restart Windows shouldn't start Notepad then.

• How can I prevent the splash screen to disappear after a few seconds?

  I have a HP Touchsmart all in one by using Windows 7. The machine is brand new.

  Whenever I get the splash screen, if I am not for nothing, after that a few seconds, the screen turns off and then I can make it back by pressing any key and then click on my name from the entrance to ge the rear screen startup.

  Hello jimtiger: I'm not familiar with the Touchsmart version 4 software. It works with version 3 of Touchsmart. Left click mouse any where on the screen click on customize. The opening of new windows screen saver goto adjust the wait time for a longer period of time.  Can also change the settings of computer power. Control in the lower right panel, you will see tools and information on the performance up until it clicks. Top of next window right-click on the adjustment of the parameters of energy.  Check high performance box.  Who will now have a blue dot. Just beside it, you will see the settings of plan up until it clicks.  You will see the screen dims: click the box next to it. My is set to 10 minutes below. Turn off the display: click the box my is fixed to 15 minutes. Put the computer to sleep: click the box my is defined. Never. Brightness is right-wing. Under that, you will see the change, click on advance power settings. Everything has a greater mark in it. Click ok. Close all windows should be all set now.