1Windows XP crash - no apparent reason
I have Windows XP Pro and lately it's been driving me up the wall. It crahes (restarts) for no reason, just random restarting. Everytime it restarts, it comes up with a messages saying "system has recovered from a serious error" (or words to that effect).
I don't understand why this is happening. Sometimes it happens when I am watching a video file, sometimes when I am using Internet explorer but always random. Please help me!
There are many factors that can cause your Windows XP crash. No matter why your Windows XP crashes, there must be a special symptom. Such as the issue mentioned above, the apparent symptom is random crash, and this may be caused by device confict, registry corruption, system conflict, memory conflict, etc. With proper measures, this can be solved by yourself.
First of all, you need a Windows XP bootable CD or USB drive: Wondershare LiveBoot Boot CD/USB, which allows you to make a bootable CD or USB drive for your Windows XP.
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After purchasing this software, you'll get a download link and a license from Wondershare. Download and install it on a good-working computer, and then follow the steps below to get your XP crash problem done.
Step1. Burn a bootable CD/USB drive for your XP system
Get a blank CD or USB drive and insert it into the computer where you've installed the Wondershare LiveBoot 2012. Launch the program and you'll get a wizard as follow. Choose a proper guide for yourself and follow it to burn a bootable CD or USB drive. Actually, all you need to do here is clicking the green burning button and your bootable CD or USB drive will be automatically burnt well.
Step2. Access your Windows XP with the bootable CD/USB
Then, turn to your crashed Windows XP. Insert the burnt CD or USB drive into the computer and restart it. When the Windows logo appears, press F12 immediately to go to the Boot Device Menu. Then select "Onboard or USB CD-ROM Drive", and you'll get a boot menu as follow. Click "Boot from LiveBoot" to get into your crashed XP.
Step3. Fix your "Windows XP crash" problem
After accessing your computer, you'll find the Wondershare LiveBoot will run automatically. Go to the "Windows Recovery" and you'll get several crash solutions here. Select "Random Crash Solution" and follow the methods shown for you to fix your Windows XP crash issue.
Random Crash Symptoms: Your Windows crashes all of a sudden. After rebooting the computer, you might be able to get into Windows occasionally. However, it keeps crashing randomly. You might observe blue screen or black screen.
When the problem is fixed, take out of the LiveBoot CD/ USB drive, and restart your computer as normal. Then you'll find that you can boot your computer successfully as normal.
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