Re: Windows XP Services Disabled

Go to Start Run and type: MSCONFIG , and hit enter.
Under the General tab, check "Normal Startup - load all device drivers
and services",
click "apply" and reboot.



Brian H. wrote:

> *Marley, thanks for the reply. The machine isn't booting in safe
> mode. It is starting windows normally with the exception of all of
> the services being disabled. Like my first post states, if I set all
> of the services to start automatically and reboot, t
> he machine is fine until you reboot again, and then they are all
> disabled. If you have any other suggestions, I would love to hear
> them.
>
> Thanks again, Brian
>
> "Marley" wrote:
>

> > Sounds like you keep booting up in safe mode. Do you see
> > the black screen with options for booting - safe mode,
> > safe mode w/ networking, etc., and then at the bottom
> > says windows will reboot in xx seconds if you don't make
> > the choice? Maybe you just keep recycling through that
> > scenario and never arrow up the the boot windows normally
> > option, or last good configuration option. Maybe this
> > isn't what you mean, don't know.
> > services except for a few rebooting. If I go and set all
> > of the services to start automatically, they will on the
> > next reboot. Then everything seems to work fine. If you
> > reboot after that, all of the services are disabled
> > again. Is this virus activity. A virus scan with
> > Symantec with updated virus definitions dosent seem to
> > find anything. All I know is that I have never
> > encountered an problem like this one and I need some
> > direction. Any help would be appreciated.
> > *

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