Windows xp Boot probelem

i dont know if it has naything but i recently removed some spyware here is the thread http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=107887

I was downlaoding some music last night and i left it on all night as i fell asleep the next day i was rushing and turned it off today went to turn it on it ran a chk dsk or scan disk it found some problems and deleted some files said it couldnt write to memory somthing or other then it went to boot and gave me the options to boot in safe mode safemode with network suppors in the last known good configuratiuon and startup normal but when i choose any option it gose to the xp logo the green bar just apperas and it flashes a blue screen for a split second and then gose back to the options please help the laptop is a lot of money and i dont want to have to replace it its a compaq presario v5600 ea Please help

 

Firstly Bob, try and put some punctuation into your posts as it makes it much clearer to the reader what you saying or trying to say.

From what I can glean from your post you may have a RAM problem. How much RAM do you have? And how many sticks does it come in?

 

I have 2 Sticks 512 ram i have plenty dont worry. You gave me an idea i made a boot disk to check the ram and it turned up a few problems so i ran a repair disk from college and it just isolated the damaged sectors and had to rewrite the boot sector its ok it runs now. And thanks for the correction on my punctuation my college lecturer keeps killin me over thanks for the help ;
oops thats programming there sorry

 

When booting the PC, start pressing the F8 key over and over until you get a menu with numerous start up options. Choose the 'Disable Automatic Restart....' option and reboot the PC. This will allow you to see the blue screen error and get an exact error number. Post the info provided by the blue screen and I (and others) will try to help you out. You can also research the error number (usually something like 0X0000008E) at the Microsoft web site in their knowledge base.... Download and run the Windows Memory Diagnostic (available here from 'The Geeks'). This program will create a boot floppy (or CD I think) and will check the RAM's integrity. So; post any and all info provided by the blue screen, and in the mean time, run the RAM diagnostic and let us know what happens

hopperdave2000

 

Glad to hear that it's OK now. And don't forget those full-stops and commas.