Microsoft Windows XP regarded as the most stable operating system, designed and developed by the Microsoft comes loaded with many features that help the user to restore their computers to safety with ease. The Windows XP Live CD that helps you fix the bugs and issues on your system contains all the features of the full Windows XP operating system, which is bootable. This helps you use the same without even having the full OS installed on your system in advance. The disk can help your system recover from the system configuration errors or other damages. Follow the instructions outlined below to fix the issues related with Windows XP and system configuration errors.
Microsoft support instructions
• Turn ON the device.
• Click on the Start orb placed on the bottom left corner of the home screen. You can also launch the Start menu, using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Esc. Instead, you may launch the same by pressing the key imprinted with the Windows logo. From the Start menu, select the label that reads My Computer/ Computer or File Explorer.
• Click on the icon labeled CD/DVD in the File Explorer menu. This will make the CD/DVD drive to eject. Place the disc into your system’s optical drive.
• Once again, launch the Start menu using either of the methods mentioned in the first step. Click on the label that reads Turn Off Computer. This will make the Windows XP shutdown menu appear. Click the icon labeled Restart in the Shutdown menu.
• Press any key when prompted to make your computer boot from the CD inserted in your computer’s optical drive.
• Launch the Start menu by clicking the Start orb placed on the bottom left corner of the system. Click on the label that reads All Programs. From the All Programs list, select the label that reads Accessories. From the System Tools, select the label that reads System Restore.
• Now select the label that reads Restore my computer. Now, select a restore point prior to the time your computer became unbootable.
• Hit the Next button to restore the computer. This may take some time and will depend on many factors.
Follow the steps briefed above to troubleshoot system configuration error. For more assistance and help on the same, feel free to contact our Microsoft support centre. For any further clarifications, reach us on our toll free 24/7 help line number.
Microsoft support instructions
• Turn ON the device.
• Click on the Start orb placed on the bottom left corner of the home screen. You can also launch the Start menu, using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Esc. Instead, you may launch the same by pressing the key imprinted with the Windows logo. From the Start menu, select the label that reads My Computer/ Computer or File Explorer.
• Click on the icon labeled CD/DVD in the File Explorer menu. This will make the CD/DVD drive to eject. Place the disc into your system’s optical drive.
• Once again, launch the Start menu using either of the methods mentioned in the first step. Click on the label that reads Turn Off Computer. This will make the Windows XP shutdown menu appear. Click the icon labeled Restart in the Shutdown menu.
• Press any key when prompted to make your computer boot from the CD inserted in your computer’s optical drive.
• Launch the Start menu by clicking the Start orb placed on the bottom left corner of the system. Click on the label that reads All Programs. From the All Programs list, select the label that reads Accessories. From the System Tools, select the label that reads System Restore.
• Now select the label that reads Restore my computer. Now, select a restore point prior to the time your computer became unbootable.
• Hit the Next button to restore the computer. This may take some time and will depend on many factors.
Follow the steps briefed above to troubleshoot system configuration error. For more assistance and help on the same, feel free to contact our Microsoft support centre. For any further clarifications, reach us on our toll free 24/7 help line number.
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