Hanging on bootup..

[lavamike]

"Day 1" - Computer works fine and normal, no problems at all.

"Day 2" - When I started up my computer I got an error(BSOD) saying UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555302).  - I looked it up on the knowledge base on microsoft.com and found a fix and it worked.

"Day 3(Today)" - When trying to start up my computer it just keeps loading, and loading, and loading, and loading, annnnd loooooaddddinnngggg with the Windows Logo.

I have Windows XP Professional, Safe Mode(what i'm on now) works fine...

Anybody have any tips or knows how to fix this?

I have already tried using "chkdsk /r" & "fixboot" for those who know what they are.

[Mr. Goobii]

Do you have a boot Cd?

[Amon Ra]

Do you have a boot Cd?

Seriously, wats with ur avatar  :conf: ..


Sorry, Off-Topic.

[Carbon]

I think you must make boot-cd or just format c:/

[Caltson]

Do you have AVG Installed?

Also test out your ram by performing a memtest

(mostly included tool with boot cd )

[Janar]

Test your RAM memory(s), search google for Memory Test.

If Safe Mode works correctly, you could try virus scan, like Panda online scan or McAfee.

[lavamike]

I fixed the problem by performing another chkdsk, it was only a corrupted file in the boot voulme