When starting the computer, after the Windows XP logo screen, I get a black screen that reads "Analog input cannot display this video mode." When I clear that screen, I get a blue screen with the following message: STOP: C0000135 {unable to locate component} This application has failed to start because basesrv was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem. What do I do?

try f8 at the logo screen then disable automatic restart on system failure from the menu to find out what the error is

it appears there is a high level of data corruption on your computer's hard drive sadly you must reinstall the windows OS however i do recommend using Ubuntu to access your files while in live cd mode by clicking try ubuntu or use mini-XP (a mini version of windows xp) and use an external drive or mega.nz (mega.nz for free can store your files up to fiffty gigabytes)

some monitors cant handle higher resolution. try stepping it down to a lower resolution.

The simplest way for system to get back to normal is for you to format and reload

Try and start in safe mode and uninstall the game

If you can see the windows logo and get into the bios then it is not the graphics card.

Most likely cause is the os itself, just after post press F8 repeatetly until you have the boot mode page open and choose safe mode, in safe mode do a system restore, goto start bar, programs, accessories, system tools and system restore, and start from a resent restore point. This can can take a while, so be patient and let the computer restore itself until you have the windows screen up.

If the restore dosent work, goto safe mode again, right click on my computer goto properties and enter device manager, in there under display adapters click on the plus sign and uninstall the graphics card, reboot. hope this helps post back if need farther help.

when starting windows press f8 key before the windows logo shows up > go to safe mode > click start>control panel> display>adapter>list all modes> choose 800x600 x 16 colours > apply > close > reboot to normal xp. OR When f8 key pressed > choose VGA mode. If this does not work then change the VGA Cable (borrow from someone if its TFT to test)

finwiz,
When you on your computer, does any thing appear on the screen, some text display/logo etc.?
If yes then:

• After making power on your computer start pressing F8 till boot option menu appears.
• Then select safe mode and if it works, then goto device manager and re-install driver for your display.

If no then:

• Check out the connection from monitor to computer and try. If still no luck then post comment whats you did and what was the result.

Thanks
Iqbal

may be u have problem with the display driver or u have a corrupted windows xp try to run the windows in "ENABLE VGA MODE" if it works fine then just reset the display settings else u have to try to repair / reinstall winxp
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I will assume the monitor is staying on during the boot process all the way until Windows loads.
If that is the case, then...

• Start the computer
• wait until the initial bios/logo screens for your motherboard go away.
• Press F8 to get the Windows recovery boot menu
• If you see the Windows Logo you would normally see then press rest and try again.
• In the recovery screen, select SAFE MODE
• Boot into Windows and uninstall your video card.
• Reboot the computer the normal way through the start menu.
• When your PC starts back up it should then reinstall the video card, and set itself automatically back to 60khz as default.

Let me know how you go =)