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Do you happen to have any of the computer's specs you can post? Problems like this could be a number of things, but my guess is either dead PSU or motherboard. Let's start here: open up the case, and see if there are any led lights on the motherboard that are lit up, even when the power is off, as long as it is plugged in you should get something.

This is the common problem with the window xp,There are lots of windows user have this kind of problem,a while ago i had the same issue where the scroll bar would freeze up during startup and prevent booting my computer. then when i restated it windows would "apolagize for the inconvenience". i used to get around this by using the xp cd to repair my damage EVERYTIME this happened. problem was, it happend regularly. so most of the timewhen i startup windows i would simply rely on luck that it wouldn't freezeup. but later the problem got much worse so i took it into the computer store and they told me i had a faulty graphics card (Due to improper updating). it cost me $50 which was lower than what i's expected so that was good.

First, make sure absolutely NOTHING you cannot afford to lose is on the drive you're going to install Windows on (let's say the C: drive.) Move all your documents and settings off the machine. Back up your Firefox settings, export your Quicken file and absolutely anything else that you want restored after you're done. Just make sure it's off the machine that's going under the knife.

What is the Windows Experience Index for your machine? On the desktop right click on "Computer" -> Properties -> Windows Experience Index. A registry cleaner will not increase your system's speed or performance, and has the potential to break your registry to the point that your PC is no longer bootable. We strongly advise that people stay away from any of the registry cleaners out there.

Window 7 SP1 is the best operating system and the most reliable and stable operating system after long wait ,This OS is very pretty good for any kind of user it may seem tone nothing more the some polished liberally to the Vista Aero the most obvious changes from previous versions of Windows to Window 7 SP1 can be found in a redesigned user interface,Installing XP, Vista and Window 7 SP1 on the same hardware over the space of a week also proved that point, Hardware just worked when I booted up Windows 7 for the first time,Window 7 SP1 is better performance wise as well as security wise From development to standard working environment, I never found any flaw in Window 7 SP1.