Windows will not load from HD error 0xc000428


  1. klspidey
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    windows 7 home
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    Windows will not load from HD error 0xc000428


    it crashed and shut down , when i went to start up again it gave me this
    info:windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file.

    I have used the windows 7 start up disc and get to repair but, i get cannot repair automatically.
    show problem signature 01: 6.1.7600.16385
    02: 6.1.7600.16385
    03: unknown
    04: 12
    05:external
    06: 1
    07: missing Osloader
    I have also used to CMD prompt bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fix boot and bootrec /rebuildBCD to no avail. I have family pictures I'd like to get off and then i can do a reinstall Please any help would be greatly appreciated ty
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  3. karlsnooks
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    What is a Windows 7 Start up disc?

    Do you have a Win 7 DVD?

    there are several ways to approach your problem. Those answers will influence the recommendations.
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  4. klspidey
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    windows 7 home
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    Yes, I do
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  6. karlsnooks
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    Need answer to the first question.
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  7. klspidey
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    I have the windows 7 home premium disc
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  8. karlsnooks
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    What is a Windows 7 Start up disc?
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  10. Seffens
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    @karlsnooks Why do you ask that question, and how is it relevant to the issue?
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  11. RolandJS
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    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    I'm wondering if the Windows 7 Home Premium DVD is the Windows 7 Startup disc.
    If that is correct, lettuce romaine forward going. Going forward: have you any backup images on external media? Or do you have copies of earlier folders and files on external media?
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  12. file3456
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    (The issue here was probably a bum DLL messing up the computer thus a BSOD.)
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  13. peterwwilo
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    you can load your HD data on other laptop using by HD reader
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