windows not booting up


  1. Leonidas Tanwar
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    windows 7 home premium x64
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    windows not booting up


    hey guys...
    i m using a sony vaio lappy..i3...windows 7 hp factory installed...
    i m getting a problem...when i boot my lappy, windows get shut down after the windows 7 animation logo...
    i tried to enter bios setting but after getting there , after a couple of seconds windows again got shut down..

    i tried recovering window from recovery partition but after a few seconds same occurs in there also...
    so plz anyone out there can help me..thanx
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  3. CyberZeus
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1 clean install
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    Hi and welcome to Seven Forums!

    I think that it's not Windows that shuts down, but your PC itself!
    The problem can be caused by overheating, so your PC automatically turns off for protection.
    You can contact HP to get an advice.

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  4. Leonidas Tanwar
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    CyberZeus said:
    Hi and welcome to Seven Forums!

    I think that it's not Windows that shuts down, but your PC itself!
    The problem can be caused by overheating, so your PC automatically turns off for protection.
    You can contact HP to get an advice.

    CyberZeus
    hey..thanx 4 considering my problem..

    can u suggest wat should i do?
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  6. CyberZeus
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    If it is a new lappy, you can contact Sony to get it fixed, otherwise you can try to open it and remove dust that can cause overheating.

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  7. gregrocker
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    Work through these steps for Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot.

    Can you boot into Safe Mode?

    Enter BIOS setup to check the temps, reset to defaults, then work through the steps to know you're doing everything you can.
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