computer fails to enter windows

Turn on or restart the computer, but computers only menampilkanimages1 error when trying to get into Windows is a hassle. This article may help overcome them. When the computer startup, and did not want to get into Windows with an error like 'etc. not found' or may display the 'blue screen' may be caused by many things, among others:

   1. Windows operating system there is a file accidentally deleted
   2. There is a virus, spyware or trojan which follow 'loading' when computer startup
   3. There are files (drivers) damaged damaged, and when read by the Windows failed
   4. There was damage to the hardware, especially in computer memory or hard disk
   5. Windows operating system installed is damaged or not finished
   6. There are BIOS settings that are set incorrectly or the new modified
How to check and deal with is:
1. Startup by using 'safe mode' (press F5 when the computer was first willing to go to Windows, then select 'safe mode'). If the computer made it into Windows means that there are 'loading' which can not be read by Windows properly. Turn off the 'loading' it by using the command 'msconfig' at the startup (called at start> run> msconfig)
2. If the computer can not get into Windows, the easiest way is to repair Windows. The trick is to insert the Windows installation CD, continue to change the BIOS to startup via CD / DVD-ROM drive, after installation go to the install of Windows, the Windows repair option choice. You can reinstall Windows to a new folder or reformatting the hard drive if it fails to repair Windows.
3. First make sure you do not have to change the BIOS settings before, if you should return to normal, if not forget you should select the option 'loading the BIOS default'.
4. If the steps above fail all, there may be damage to your hardware. Damage is generally located on the memory and hard drive. VGA and mainboard may be damaged, but the chances are very small. Note: Damage to the VGA card drivers can also cause Windows can not enter. You have to startup in 'safe mode' and then uninstall VGA driver who damaged first, and only re-install the VGA driver is right when it went into Windows n