Hp nx6110, stays in a boot-up loop

no easy way :(
1 choice -
http://www.icompute.info/System_restore_from_xp_cd.htm
try to do system restore from repair console

2 choice -
reinstall windows over the old one.
this will require correct drivers & reinstall of all software.To avoid loss of documents - don't format & don't use same users names as last install or put in new hard drive and make old hard drive as secondary.

both choices you need to get into the bios to change the boot order so cd boot first to get into the windows cd if it is'nt set yet

These WEB site give instruction on how to fix this problem.
Computer In Start Reboot Loop
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbysymptom/ht/returns-to-advanced-boot-options.htm http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help/printer-problems-in-windows

Hi,

Unfortunately, there isn't an easy solution for the Nuvi owner as it requires a custom piece of firmware to flash the unit to make it at least boot. This problem is often caused during a failed firmware and/or map update.

It sounds like a file was corrupted. Sometimes it is better to connect the unit up to a PC, delete the old map and then proceed to install the new one. There are so many issues with memory space causing failed downloads and corrupted files.

If the map file is missing, the unit will boot-up OK, it will just say "Map data unavailable" but if the map file or associated map files are corrupted, it can cause the unit to crash. Your PC won't recognize the Nuvi because you have the reach the main screen before the data communication mode routines are accessed.

We've had some success in restoring some of these units by flashing a "fix" firmware in "pre-boot mode" that doesn't try to load the map or map associated files. This should then allow the unit to boot. Once the unit boots, Windows will recognize it and then you can copy a map over to it from the PC. Reboot the unit and then flash it with the standard firmware.

- Jim

mscam ... Microsoft Camera... Hmm make sure you have disconnected all items from your system... try to boot up in safe mode... if that doesn't work you will have to do a repair with a Windows cd... do not do a repair with the internet software... last resort reinstall windows

If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/eric_5b00a5ceab1c0cd2

Reboot, press F8 and choose last known good boot configuration.

Debbie Mahler
MICE Training, Technology & Education
mice.org

go to your BIOS or Setup by pressing F2 while booting, loook for harddisk mode and set it to "Compatible".

You can try this, with the pc running, open case,touch the metal case with one hand and the other hand unplug the drive. Now shut down
the system,unplug the system and hit the power button until the lights die. Plug in the drive and reboot the pc, go into bios and go to
boot. Check to see the drive is listed boot order. reboot and see if it boots.

If you can get into user account you can set admin password, then try restore cd then run fixmbr in dos.

If you can, get HDD Regenerator, and you can check the drive for errors, them run it again and repair them if possible.

But no, most of the time something causes the file to corrupt and lose boot not a bad sector on the hard drive.

hiiiiii friends
some virus on your pc .....remember you format it total driver........

have you got a bootable cd or recovery cd , boot from it and do a fresh installation, i think your windows has got corrupt

remove the battery and directly connect to power and see.