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Please help me solve this issue
When I try turn my system on, startup repair runs automatically
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if you can you get into safe mode?Check a drive for errors >>> Check a drive for errorsLast edited by brianzion; 10 Jun 2011 at 03:56.
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I cant even log in to a user!!!! The start up repair comes and it cannot solve this issue
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its a system repair disc you need you can boot from it. you can make one here >>> How to Create a Windows 7 System Repair Disc by Brink and go to section OPTION TWO To Download a "System Repair Disc" System Repair Disc - Create
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is your windows 7 64BIT or 32BIT ? it would be helpful for the forum if you could fill out your system specifications when you can please in your profile.
- control panel>
- action center>
- click on view performance information (left hand pane)>
- click view and print detailed performance and system information (underneath your base score right of the page)
- OR (best choice)
- click advanced tools on the left hand pane (shown in the pic all system information will be shown just click on desired menu and it is displayed to the right)
Last edited by brianzion; 10 Jun 2011 at 03:51.
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