Computer won't boot!

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I am running W95B with IE5.5. During download of a video file, my computer
froze-up.
After turning it off and then reboot, computer performed a file/directory
repair and then prepares to shuts down with famous "It is now safe to turn
of you computer". When I turned it on, it performed a quick virus scan
(AVG), started to boot in a safe mode, and after about a minute, it shut
itself down, even if I changed from a safe mode to normal start up mode.
Many thanks for any good advice
FJV
 
From: "fjv" <[email protected]>

| I am running W95B with IE5.5. During download of a video file, my computer
| froze-up.
| After turning it off and then reboot, computer performed a file/directory
| repair and then prepares to shuts down with famous "It is now safe to turn
| of you computer". When I turned it on, it performed a quick virus scan
| (AVG), started to boot in a safe mode, and after about a minute, it shut
| itself down, even if I changed from a safe mode to normal start up mode.
| Many thanks for any good advice
| FJV
|

Get a new computer capable of sustaining a new OS.
 
fjv said:
I am running W95B with IE5.5. During download of a video file, my computer
froze-up.
After turning it off and then reboot, computer performed a file/directory
repair and then prepares to shuts down with famous "It is now safe to turn
of you computer". When I turned it on, it performed a quick virus scan
(AVG), started to boot in a safe mode, and after about a minute, it shut
itself down, even if I changed from a safe mode to normal start up mode.
Many thanks for any good advice
FJV
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Try searching the Internet on advice on how to replace the Registry with a
backup in Win95.
Or, at the C;\ prompt (DOS) try running scandisk again by typing scandisk at
the C:\ prompt and pressing Enter.
Or, wait for further advice.
Or, reinstall Win95 on top of itself (in the same Directory it is in now).
 
I am running W95B with IE5.5. During download of a video file, my
computer froze-up.
After turning it off and then reboot, computer performed a
file/directory repair and then prepares to shuts down with famous
"It is now safe to turn of you computer". When I turned it on, it
performed a quick virus scan (AVG), started to boot in a safe
mode, and after about a minute, it shut itself down, even if I
changed from a safe mode to normal start up mode. Many thanks for
any good advice FJV
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Check for heat problem first.
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It's corrupt. That would be because you're using Win95, and it crashed.

This is kind of an old question.......

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:I am running W95B with IE5.5. During download of a video file, my computer
: froze-up.
: After turning it off and then reboot, computer performed a file/directory
: repair and then prepares to shuts down with famous "It is now safe to turn
: of you computer". When I turned it on, it performed a quick virus scan
: (AVG), started to boot in a safe mode, and after about a minute, it shut
: itself down, even if I changed from a safe mode to normal start up mode.
: Many thanks for any good advice
: FJV
:
:
 
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