Computers were invented to make work easier for us and to automate tasks. But sometimes, the same machines behave so strangely that it seems to be an anti-human invention! Your system that was working properly till then, suddenly freezes up, gets stuck, reboots on its own, or just stops and doesn’t respond to anything you do.

There can be numerous reasons for such strange behavior from your computer, says the Microsoft chat team. Regardless of the computer repair specifics, this is the Microsoft chat support troubleshooting guide to use if your Windows stops you from logging in and for any rebooting issues. Make sure that you follow each of these Microsoft chat troubleshooting steps, and you will be rid of your problems in a jiffy.

Microsoft chat support instructions

• Start Windows in safe mode:

The Microsoft chat support team advices you to first start Windows in Safe Mode by pressing F8 as Windows first begins to boot and selecting ‘Safe mode’ from the advanced boot options window. During this computer repair process, if Windows starts in the Safe Mode, just restart your computer from there as you normally would and see if Windows starts correctly.

• Microsoft chat support to start Windows using Last Known Good Configuration

You can start Windows using the Last Know Good Configuration by pressing F8, when Windows first begins to boot and select ‘Last Known Good Configuration’ from the advanced boot options window. Starting Windows using Last Known Good Configuration starts Windows using the registry and driver configuration that worked the last time Windows was started and shut down properly.

• Microsoft chat support to repair installation of Windows

If the Safe mode and Last known good configuration didn’t help you with the issue, Microsoft chat technicians suggests that you try Repair Installation of Windows. Startup Repair or Repair Installation of Windows is accomplished by running the original Windows setup process and choosing the correct installation method or diagnostic option.

Just follow these Microsoft chat support instructions and you will be able to stop your system from behaving strangely and causing you any trouble.