Bios beep at windows xp welcome screen (slow startup) Wed Apr 27, 2005 6:43 am when i start my computer i get a beep just as the welcome screen comes up and then my system hangs for about a minute Report abuse. Dell boot options get started by tapping the F12 key on pc start-up.Inspiron if its a desktop pc,1st step,unplug. pc power to pc,remove the MB battery,wait 12-15 minutes,replace with new one,most are 2032 series. Once done,start pc,tap the F2 key,reset BIOS,date/time/adjust for add-on hardware,save & exit BIOS.Also,chk. 4) The start-up process then stalls and hangs, the login screen is never displayed. 5) There is also NO response to pressing (CTRL-ALT-DEL) multiple times in an effort to reach the text based login screen. --. The problem is very similar to what happens when the Windows system drive LETTER inadvertently changes, such that Windows cannot find I have a problem with a Windows XP computer. When I start the computer, no logon-screen appears, so I can not log in. The computer is added to a Windows Domain. I just see the background and the mouse pointer. The computer has not freezed and I can move the mouse pointer around. Nothing happens if I press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Welcome to the Communities, I assume this screen appears right after you start the installation. At this point it seems that a js-file is executed. Make sure there is no AV or other security software which prevents the js-code from executing. Also copy the installation package to an empty directory and execute it from there. Reseat the memory modules. Reseat any expansion cards. Unplug and reattach your keyboard, mouse, and other external devices as well. Check for causes of electrical shorts inside your computer. An electrical short is often the cause of reboot loops and hard freezes while Windows is starting. Test the RAM. game stuck on “welcome”. but yeah sounds like some crash, best to report it in the stickied bug thread along with your system specs and crash log. And i´ve tried here, i don´t know if solves but wait a bit, the game takes time to load, also try to go on window mode editing Settings.es3 file, on the "Resolution", put the value as 2. yeah i Step 1. Right-click the My Computer and select Manage to open the Computer Management window. Step 2. In the pop-up window, locate the following path via the left navigation bar. Then right click your user account and select Set Password, and follow the on-screen instructions to reset the admin Windows XP password. Type gpedit.msc and press Enter to open the Local Group Policy Editor. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon. Make sure to set all options to Not Configured, especially Run these programs at user logon. You can double-click on an option, check Not Configured, and click OK to do so. Click Disable all. Go to Startup tab. Click Open Task Manager. Close Task manager then click Ok. Reboot your computer. If you manage to boot in Safe Mode, perform a clean boot to eliminate any software conflicts that may be causing the login screen Windows 10 slow, stuck, frozen issue. WliP.