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ok, the mbr thing worked it's just my computer is still not fixing the prob at StartUp Repair
MAJOR ISSUE - Windows 7 will not boot!
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New #12
Did you convert the HD from Dynamic to Basic using the steps given in my last post?
Which partition is marked Active? Do you have the 100mb SYstem Reserved partition? Look in Partition Wizard to see.
Are you trying Startup Repair 3 separate times with reboots from the Win7 DVD or Win7 Repair CD?
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New #13
I did the conversion thingy, i have the 100mb thingy on the C: drive and yes, im using the Repair CD
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New #14
Is 100mb System Reserved marked Active? Browse into it and your Win7 partition with Partition Wizard CD using rightclick>Explore to see whether files are intact.
With 100mb marked Active, highlight the HD, then from Disk tab run Rebuild MBR. If Win7 doesn't start, boot DVD or REpair CD to run Startup Repair up to 3 separate times with reboots. Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times
Now repeat the same process with Win7 partition marked Active.
If you cannot start Win7, then copy out your files using this method or free Paragon Rescue CD: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console
Paragon rescue disk; change drive letter; recover data
You may need to have Recovery Disks to run Factory Recovery for your Samsung model. Read the Manual on the Samsung Support Downloads webpage for your model.
Or you can find a Win7 installer, if necessary unlock all versions to clean reinstall your licensed version using the Product Key on COA sticker. Here are tips for getting a perfect reinstall of factory OEM: Reinstalling Windows 7Last edited by gregrocker; 17 May 2011 at 12:49.
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New #15
PW?
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New #17
i cant find the 100mb patrition where is it located/
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New #18
You may not have it.
Can you post back a camera snap of the PW drive map + listings?
Which partition is marked Active?
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New #19
my cam doesnt work. what do you want me to type?
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New #20
The listings for all partitions.
Again, which partition is marked Active?
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