Many of the questions that may arise in a Windows XP service happen because of damaged or inconsistent program. Without starting the program in question you can either execute a clean boot or resume Windows to resolve whether this is the case.

This commentary explains how to achieve advanced clean-boot troubleshooting to determine whether the problem in question is associated with a program that is loading in the Windows environment or with the core operating system.

To execute clean-boot troubleshooting, you have to take a actions, and then after each action resume the computer. Clean-boot troubleshooting is planned to segregate an appearance problem.