By default, windows xp is programmed to restart immediately after a sytem failure, like one in Blue Screen of Death (BSoD). It happens too fast that we wont be able to view the error message at all. However it can be disabled manually by following the steps below.
Quick steps :-
1. Goto Start >> Control panel >> Switch to Classic View and select System from control panel (Or) simply right click on My Computer and select properties.
2. Select the advanced tab.
3. Look for Startup and recovery then select settings.
4. Uncheck the box that says “Automatically Restart”.
5. Enter Ok in both the settings tab. That’s it!
If you have any queries, post it in the comments section below.
That’s happen to me and it is very annoying because you can not read the error message.
Now I will disable!
Thanks
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Thanks for droppin’ in @sandi. I’m really glad that it was helpful to you. Happy computing!
Yes, sometimes the restarts can cause inconveniences. Thank you very much for these clear directions – now I know how to change the settings and save my nerves)
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thanks for the comment @julia. yep, restarts are unnecessary in some cases and cause inconveniences. I’m glad that my tip was helpful to you. happy computing!
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Thanks a lot. A major Problem solved.
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thanks this is really helpful. Bookmarked!
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