Please help with this issue

a simple format to the C drive and installing a new windows system will solve the issue !! and always make a restore point from system restore from start accessories system tools now u have to make format and install new windows system !! if there is some important info on the PC and u want to move to a safe place as i can see u can access windows now here is a small trick : when u turn ur computer on keep on pressing f5 button untill there is a menu infront of u and select last good configuration option , that will make the computer works fine for a short time to copy the important information !! sorry for that long solution !! but take it from a technician ;)

A lot of possible reasons there. It could be corrupted OS due to malware, it could be the harddisk, it could be the memory. Most possible reason is the harddisk. If you have an extra IDE cable, try replacing the cable. If it is still the same, try to download "Ultimate boot CD". It is free and very useful. You can check the harddisk, scan for viruses, check the memory, and etc.

i too have experienced the same problem..but i got a blue screen,lol! it is sid that windows cannot find a file.i tried many ways and ended up in REFORMATTING my computer..If you have the installation cd of the OS you are using,then Reformatting is the ONLY way to solve this problem.It costs you nothing! If you are unsatisfied with this method or if you have found some other method please notify by commenting me... Take care.

It sounds like your computer could be experiencing a hard drive failure, or faulty memory, or a critical component for Windows somehow got deleted. First, you can try repairing Windows (I assume you're using XP) by inserting a copy of your Windows XP cd and following instructions to reinstall your OS there. If the problem still doesnt clear up, it could signal further problems either with your RAM. So you can try testing (make sure you're familiar with the innards of a computer before attempting this) each of your RAM cards by taking each one out and leaving a single stick in there, and then repeating with each stick. It should work on all but the offending, corrupted stick of RAM. When it fails again on the offending stick of RAM, take that one out and put back all the other sticks.

Something bad must really have happened well i havent hear about something like that before but i can only see 2 options: 1. send the computer to repair 2. buy a new computer. Hope this helped happy mylotting :D