Computer Problem Someone PLEASE!!! Help Me!!

My first guest would be you have a virus. I would format with your xp disk (no harm will be done to your computer). Or your vista CD.

Any number of thins could have resulted in your computer "turning dumb" on you. Since the computer is only two months old and you used it even less odds are that there are not alot of things on it that you can't afford to lose. Yes? Question. On average how long are you allowing the computer to attempt to boot up? i ask because i've seen Vista as well as XP machines take as long as ten to fifteen minutes full to boot up after it was improperly shutdown due to it freezing up. In the lovely days of Windows 9x when your computer crashed or was improperly shutdown, you got to see it go through the process that included scandisk. Which made sure that your disks weren't damaged. XP and Vista are good about doing it quickly...but it _can_ take a little while. Also, what kind of antivirus was on the computer and was it updated. Although it doesn't sound like a virus it can't be ruled out. i noticed you mentioned that it has a built in recovery system on the computer, but did it come with an operating system dvd? Or even an OEM disk that would revert your computer to it's original out of box settings. If you have either of those it would be ok to use those since as i said it's such a new computer and odds are nothing truly important should be on there. Since everything will be wiped out in the process. As for the XP Recovery disk...i'm not sure it will mess your computer up further since it is not even working in the first place...but it won't help your Vista OS out any since it is made for XP. You _could_ install XP on the machine instead of Vista with the XP Recovery Disk. That would entail looking for XP drivers for the hardware that didn't have the drivers on the disk. Any questions message me and we'll see what else we can come up with.

I don't know if you have it fixed or not yet. But you could go into safe mode and run your anti virus program, and see if it there is a virus.

Hi there, you don't mention what is the kind of your computer, is it pc or laptop, anyway, this problem you have maybe because your fan of the CPU dosen't work good and for that the CPU get more heat and then the computer don't startup, or you have some programs that starting with the startup of the computer and do some conflict somethings, all what you can do if the problem is some of startup programs is to press on the F8 button while the computer startup so you can work on the safe mode and after that go to the run option you have in the start menu and type (msconfig) then press enter this will make you manage the startup programs and you can see what programs are starting up when the computer starting up. Or your computer have some kind of virus that cos all these things. I hope this can help, and you can't use Windows recovery CD on Windows Vista it will make it a mess.

I'm not sure what the problem is, but I heard that a lot of people are having problems with Windows Vista. The computer should have a warranty. I would just get a new one if I were u. I think that the XP recovery disk would mess it up. I wouldn't try it if I were u. Isn't there Vista recovery disks?

i guess your computer got trojan virus! i'm always a victim of trojans. i also experienced exactly what you are saying, so i called up a technician so that he'll fix my computer, then after he reformatted my computer, i never experience it anymore. i suggest that you should format your computer now so that trojans on your computer will vanish hehehe..

Your going to have to reistall your windows vista. Because I think your missing your xp drives. With out them your not going to be able to connect to the internet

Did you ever get your computer running again?

Well I think you've got a virus in your system. Well if you have the Vista Installer you might need to reinstall or better yet reformat your whole PC to get back to your original settings. What I would suggest if you still can access MS DOS to back up all your data befopre doing so. As a last resort you may return it back to your vendor and do it for you. I think it's still under warranty and they could fix that for you.

hi friend, your system is infected by virus means, you have install antivirus in your computer or format your system. take care have a nice day.

i would suggest that u should format the computer and reinstall the operating system and then it will work ,,,,,,

You can remove components of your PC and assemble them, perhaps there is a component does connect good some time. And it happens often. Or you can reinstall the system. When the system is used for a long time, something strange will happen. I reinstall my system every 2 monthes.

Well as what My fiancee said because his usin vista..it is prone to virus that Windox xp because I asked him about that because I want to upgrade my operating system but he said that I need to stay in my Window Xp because its much better but i really don't know then...I guess you got virus or it usually hang because you open lots of applications then your ram is too small to serve all but the better advice is...Try to bring it into the computer shop so that computer technicians can check what is the problem of your pc and I'm sure everythin will be ok...:-0 try usin Nod32 I used it for 4 years and I don't have problems with my pc...:-0 GOod luck and god bless...:-0

There could be multiple reasons for not booting up, either hardware or software. As you said you cannot see login screen, first step i would do is boot PC with Last known good configuration option. You get this option when you start PC and press F8. This option loads those settings when PC was working fine. If this doesn't work then try to boot with Safe mode, it loads minimum drivers and applications and then run virus scan software.

When you get your computer up and running again you should install anti virus software. Like Avast or AVG. Both work really good.

Check for viruses. If it has then you need to reformat your computer. Look for a good anti virus.

Since this is a new computer it should have come with a warranty on it I would take it to where you got it and have them deal with it. That way if say it was a factory error when they made the puter then you can have it fixed. You might have to let them take your computer from you for a week but hey if it fixed the problem then I wouldn't be upset about it. take care and good luck with your computer.

I wonder if your computer's configuration can well support the Windows Vista. If not, I suggest you to use a Windows XP. Otherwise it is probably a viral problem. If you can't find any mean effective, just try resetting your operating system.

well it might be that the installation is corrupt need to reformat it ^_^