Ending the task. If your computer still doesn't respond after a while, then boot it. well in my opinion u should first of all wait for the process to restore in it's original form if it does not work and hangs then just push"CTRL+ALT+DEL" and then use the "task manager" option there u will see a window containing the applications that are being run on ur computer. just click on the program that is creating difficulty for u and click end process and in most cases in advance Opearating systems it works like in Xp and 2000 but in win 98 it does not work and u have to reboot the system.
Press the F8 key
Insert the CD with the operating system on it into your computer's disk drive. Now boot the computer and the machine should give you the option of booting from the CD.
The second option.
The simplest option to end a working session on a computer is to turn off the computer. Go to Start and then click Shut Down in the right bottom corner of the start menu.
start the windows in safe mode.. to do this press f8 while booting and choose the safe mode option from the menu.. now click on start -> run type "msconfig" there you will find the autoexec option.. check for any entry starting "shutdown", if so then delete the entry.. restart computer..
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Default Gateway
If one is trying to recover their computer from a crash, the best way is to restart the computer to see if it loads. If this does not work, one may consider booting in safe mode and using the system restore option. Should this not work, one would need to either reformat the computer or take it to a local computer repair shop.
You need a better monitor also.
It will all depend on how much you want to spend. A non branded computer will cost less, also maybe better performance. Down side is that you don't have any grantee on it. A branded computer are (in my view) better built but maybe has less performance. However, you will have a grantee on this. In my option, building a computer will be the best option because it will be cheaper, and you will know all components if needed to upgrade.
Warm booting refers to the process of restarting a computer without turning off the power. This is typically done by using the operating system's restart option or by pressing a specific key combination, such as Ctrl + Alt + Delete. During a warm boot, the system reloads the operating system and clears the memory, but it retains power to the hardware components, allowing for a quicker restart compared to a cold boot, where the computer is completely powered off and then turned back on. Warm booting is often used to apply updates or resolve minor software issues without the need for a full shutdown.
Choose this option if you want the server to respond only to known clients that have been prestaged. Prestaging a computer requires that an administrator create a managed computer account in Active Directory before booting the client so that it can be installed over the network.