Dear NT users, I have a problem at boot. I receive a message that the system do not find the file winsrv.dll. how I can make boot up the machine? I tried with the OS CD, but nothing happen. Thank you in advance maurizio

Booting with the CD requires the bios be set to allow CD boot (first). If no bios option to allow CD boot then use the 3 NT floppies (+ CD); run NT repair routine. Allow it to inspect/repair system files. http://www.windowsreinstall.com/install/winnt/repairdisk/page1.htm may be of some help re' the various repair approaches/options?

when i on my monitor, it normally write NO signal. then when i on my system it will connect to the monitor automatically. But today i on my minitor and on the system as well but my system could not connect to my monitor i am using windows xp proffesional so i will like to have a help

You need to determine where the problem lies: is it the monitor itself, or is it the computer. Does the computer actuallly boot up - make the usual noises etc. and then settle down as normal (even though you can't see anything on the monitor)? If so, then a few things to try that do not involve going inside the computer or the operating system etc. itself. If the computer boots OK but there is no display on the monitor, check the cable between the monitor and the computer is OK; also that the cable is securely plugged/connected into the graphics card outlet on the computer. Try another monitor on "your" computer. Try "your" monitor on another computer. If you are happy (comfortable) going inside the computer itself, then do so and check that the graphics card is properly installed/inserted into its slot.