Repeatedly Booting Windows - Windows Desktop Will not Sign

Booting Windows Repeatedly. Perhaps you've experienced repeatedly booting the computer will not go to the Desktop and do not want to stop unless dishutdown. If you do not want to be bothered about this, please take it to a handyman service computer. But if you want to save costs, you can handle yourself with a few tips from me.

If you have experienced the first time must have been confused. This is because when booting repeatedly there is no error message that comes out dikomputer. Because normally if the computer trouble will be out the error message telling you that the computer is damaged in certain parts.
Problems like this are most likely there are bad sectors on the hard disk computer. And the bad sector occupies in the system C so windows can not ngeloop to the system. Although not yet certain that the computer hard drive had bad sectors, you should check first using the windows tool for Windows systems may also be damaged.
Usually before this happens it will feel very slow PC and less smoothly in data processing. This usually can not be repaired by the way safe mode, debug, as well as the boot disk cd windows installation could not help.
Why should this be so? Whereas before any antivirus does not detect the presence of viruses. Out the possibility of updating your antivirus. Actually a lot of problems like these indications. To find the problem please check one by one then you will see the root of the problem.
Possibility repeatedly as it boots besides disk bad sector problem, may be caused by a virus, spyware, registry damaged, problem with drivers that are not installed properly or does not fit or it could be your hard drive is having bad sectors.
If it gets into the system alone is not able in many ways like the one above, try the following:
Use another hard drive to boot the PC. Another alternative is to remove the hard drive and put it problematic as a slave on another PC. In this condition, analogous to that disk C is the hard drive savior / helper, while the hard drive is a disk D with system crashes.
When it is in Windows environments (on the rescue disk C), open My Computer and right-click the D drive and select Properties. Select the Tools tab and run the Error-Checking menu to check drive D.

1. Use another hard drive to boot the PC. Another alternative is to remove the hard drive and put it problematic as a slave on another PC. In this condition, analogous to that disk C is the hard drive savior / helper, while the hard drive is a disk D with system crashes.
2. When it is in Windows environments (on the rescue disk C), open My Computer and right-click the D drive and select Properties. Select the Tools tab and run the Error-Checking menu to check drive D.
   
3. After that try way Defragmantasi thoroughly.
4. Then run the Utility to repair the system / registry as registry booster, tun up utilities, error repair and the like.
5. Perform an antivirus scan on the entire system.
6. Then turn off the PC and plug the problematic hard drive in your PC back.

If it still can not be resolved, most likely your hard drive is having bad sectors.