Hal.dll Error Fix Released - How To Fix Hal.dll Errors On Windows XP Bootup

Aug. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- An established computer fixes website has just launched a working fix for the "Hal.dll" error that appears on many Windows XP screens when they boot up. This error is famed for continually preventing XP from being able to boot up, instead presenting a black screen with white writing on. To ensure this problem is not a big issue, it's vital that you're able to perform the steps which fix it - which is exactly what you can learn from this newly released tutorial.

You can see how to fix hal.dll errors from this tutorial:
http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/dll-error-fixes/how-to-fix-hal-dll-missing-corrupt-errors/

Hal.dll ("Hardware Abstraction Layer") is a file used by all versions of Windows to help them communicate with the various pieces of hardware that they have on their system. This file is extremely important, as it's what your PC uses to help it run with the programs it requires - and is an essential part of the XP system. As with any important file, this is continually being used by your PC to help it run - but as this file is so crucial to Windows' smooth operation, any problems it may have will cause your PC to stop working & show a series of errors.

Hal.dll errors are caused by two problems. The first is that the hal.dll file itself is either corrupted or damaged; and the second is that you have an issue with the "boot.ini" file on your PC. In order to fix the problem you're facing - you first need to use a part of the Windows system called the "Recovery Console". This is a part of the Windows installation process which basically allows you to fix parts of your PC straight from the Installation Disc. You should restore a fresh copy of hal.dll to ensure that your computer is best able to read it on your system.  Apart from restoring hal.dll on your computer, it's also recommended that you repair any damage to the "Boot.ini" file. This can easily be done by copying the contents of a "correct" boot.ini file and then copying them into your file. Boot.ini is used to help Windows load up, making it vital that it's 100% compatible on your system.  

You can see exactly how to fix hal.dll errors by using this tutorial:
http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/dll-error-fixes/how-...

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