How to Fix a Windows XP Reboot Loop part2

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  1. Remove New Hardware and Reboot
  2. Step 1
  4. Turn off the computer and open the computer case.
  5. Step 2
  7. Remove the new piece of hardware from the computer.
  8. Step 3
  10. Restart the computer. If Windows XP restarts successfully, then the issue resides with the new hardware or its software driver.
  11. Reboot in Safe Mode and Remove Third-Party Applications
  12. Step 1
  14. Turn off the computer. Wait 30 seconds and then restart the computer. Press the "F8" key after the boot screen and until the Windows Advanced Options menu appears.
  15. Step 2
  17. Log in to Windows XP using an administrator account. Click on "Start” and "Control Panel."
  18. Step 3
  20. Double-click "Add or Remove Programs." Select the software product from "Currently installed programs" list and click on "Change/Remove." Follow the onscreen instructions to remove the program.
  21. Step 4
  23. Shut down and restart Windows XP normally. If Windows XP restarts successfully, then the issue resides with the software.
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