A Stop: 0xc000026C
or Stop: 0xc0000221 "Unable to Load Device Driver"
Error Occurs When You Start Windows XP
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 315241 - When
you start Windows XP, you may receive one of the
following errors: Black Startup Screen
Is Briefly Displayed, Computer Restarts Repeatedly
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 314466 - When
you attempt to start Microsoft Windows XP, the
black startup screen may be briefly displayed,
and then you computer restarts repeatedly.
Cannot Start Windows
XP if the System or Software Hive Is Missing
or Damaged
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Q303012
- When you try to start or restart your Windows
XP-based computer, you may receive one of the
following error messages:
"CD Recording Software
Will Cause Windows to Become Unstable" Error
Message When You Start Windows
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 315345 - When
you start Microsoft Windows XP, you may receive
an error message similar to the following:
Chkdsk Runs Each
Time That You Start Your Computer
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 316506 - After
you upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition or Windows
XP Professional, the Chkdsk utility program
runs each time that you start your computer.
Computer Stops Responding
with a Black Screen When You Start Windows
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 314503 - When
you attempt to start Windows XP, the computer
may appear to stop responding (hang) with an
empty, black screen immediately after the power-on
self test (POST) is complete and before the
Windows logo normally appears on the screen.
Error
Messages When You Start Your Computer if Windows
Program Files Are Missing or Damaged
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 812450 - When
you start your computer, you may receive an
error message that is similar to the either
of the following: Windows could not start because of an error in the software
Load needed DLL's for Kernel This behavior
may occur if Windows XP or Windows 2000 program
files are either missing or damaged
Error Message: Windows
Could Not Start Because the Following File Is
Missing or Corrupt: \Winnt\System32\Config\System.ced
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 269075 -
When you restart your Windows-based computer,
you may receive the following error message:
Error Message: Windows
Could Not Start Because of a Computer Disk Hardware
Configuration Problem
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 314477 - When
you attempt to start Windows XP, you may receive
the following error message:
The Computer Does
Not Start After You Change the Active Partition
by Using the Disk Management Tool
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 315261 - After
you use the Windows Disk Management snap-in
tool to mark your primary partition as active,
the computer may not start, and you may receive
the following error message:
The "Welcome" Logon
Screen Does Not Appear
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 305281 - On
a Windows XP-based computer that is part of
a workgroup and has the Fast User Switching
feature enabled, the computer may start without
displaying the "Welcome" logon screen.
Windows XP Does Not
Start on a Computer That Is Configured for Dual
Booting
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 315233 - When
you attempt to start Windows XP in a dual-boot
configuration, you may get the following error
message:
You Receive a "System
Has Recovered from a Serious Error" Message
After Every Restart Microsoft Knowledge
Base Article: 317277 - If Windows XP restarts
because of a serious error, the Windows Error
Reporting tool prompts you to report the problem
to Microsoft for troubleshooting purposes. Windows
may begin prompting you to report this information
every time you restart |
