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Windows XP/2000 - Computer restarts in an endless loop posted in the Operating Systems forums; when i turn on my pc it shows load screen then flips back off within seconds and continues to do the same thing in an endless loop.. ive tried the ...

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when i turn on my pc it shows load screen then flips back off within seconds and continues to do the same thing in an endless loop.. ive tried the steps shown here in the following link:
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Hi bulletspunge,

Have you seen a BSOD after following the instructions at that link?


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No, right when i hit enter to go into safe mode or any other option the computer continues its endless restarting loop
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It might be a fan failure, have a look inside the case to see if all the fans are still working.
Also look if everything is still connected right and in place.

Or else try to bootup with all none essential internal and external hardware removed.


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