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.
However this now prevents me from logging into windows from the safe mode as well Argh! I now can only access the PC from the Recovery Console included on the XP installation Disc. Can anyone suggest how I can get past the welcome screen.

The PC is a decade old but it came with Windows 7. When I wiped it, it went all the way back to windows XP. I was a child at the time of Windows XP and I just have no idea how to get it connected to the internet and put windows 10 back on it. I've got an ethernet plugged into the router but no clue on how to get any of it going.

I am having the EXACT same issue. Works perfectly fine on Virtual Machines, but if we attempt this on a Physical Machine (All HPs AIOs) doesnt work. Just gets stuck on Windows Logo. Cannot F8 or anything. We test on various different physical machines. We ensured that the Drivers are loaded onto the Boot.wim as well as WinPE. Any ideas?
1: type in, "cd C:\Windows\System32\Drivers" press enter 2: type in "rename classpnp.sys classpnp.sys.old" press enter. Restart the computer. If this does not work or you cannot boot to safe mode in command prompt you will have to reinstall the OS. If an OS install does not work the problem is hardware.
Type the following command into Run and press Enter. outlook.exe /safe. Choose your profile and click on OK. Click on the File menu at the top. Select Options from the left sidebar to access the Outlook settings menu. Choose Add-ins from the options available in the left sidebar.

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

Downloading Windows XP ISO. Before you begin installing your Windows XP emulator, you’ll first need the Windows XP installation files in the ISO image file format. If you have an old Windows XP installation CD to hand, you can create an ISO file using it. Despite the age of the operating system, you’ll still need a legitimate Windows XP
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.
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