If everything passed and it didn't freeze in UBCD then the issue is you probably have a software issue.(Although your hard drive may be faulty)

Try disabling some startup software by going to...

Take software out of the equation.

Download http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html
install and run the programme on any working PC and follow the instructions to create a live CD.
Boot to...

Nope your friend is wrong or you mis-understood them. No damage is done but there is an adaptive feature of wireless network equipment that can vary signal strength based on environmental conditions....

A+ Bob. :) I was having a bit of a momemt.

Hey Kingston,
Thats a tough problem alright & I sympathise.

Heres what I would do-
Next time it reboots write down the time & go into the event viewer.
look at all the error events that occur...

Please please please, rewrite that last comment with punctuations & other grammatical niceties.

I just noticed that you mentioned it boots to safe mode.

When you get in on safe mode turn off automatic restart on system failure.

Right click on my computer>select...

Sounds like a BSOD- If you don't want to reinstall try using the recovery console on the XP boot disk and perform a chkdsk /p on the drive.

Boot to the windows setup disk as usual but press R to...

Vineeth,

Try this and let us know what happens.
Start>Run
type shutdown/s and let us know what happens.
If this works then its probably a registry problem & you'll need to peform a system...

Hi sKiTzo,

Can you tell us a bit more about your system.
How many cores do you have (taskmanager->performance tab and count the graphs).
You can also find the name of the process that is using...

you have no obvious adware/spyware on your system so I am assuming you have either a corrupt registry or their are some corrupt DLL files wthin windows.
2 things u can do.
System restore
or a...

Mac address filtering can cause exactly wot your describing. you need to go into the router's config utility and turn mac filtering off or add your daughters card to the allow list.

one quick detail. press the F8 key during bootup(but after the Power On Self Test screen) and select safemode with command prompt.
Hope this helps

try restarting in safe mode then renaming the file manually.
I don't recommend deleting the file as it may be critical to your systems function.
If you want to be totally thorough restart your...