Laptop having Problems booting System recovery Error 0x80070003

I also really need help with this! =(
When I started the computer today I got straight to the System repair screen =S
I tried the safety mode, but didn't work, only returned to the system repair menu.
Nothing happens when I try system repair.
I get the error message 80070003 when I try the System restor.
The memory diagnostic didn't give anything...

So now the only option left is the Command Prompt... ?

What to do?? I really don't want to get rid of all my files =( any ideas?

To answer these previous questions to another member, from my results I got:

Kaktussoft said:

diskpart
list disk
how many disks?

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

diskpart
list disk

how many disks?

Disk 0 online 465GB

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

4 - all primary

Ceciliaaa said:

I also really need help with this! =(
When I started the computer today I got straight to the System repair screen =S
I tried the safety mode, but didn't work, only returned to the system repair menu.
Nothing happens when I try system repair.
I get the error message 80070003 when I try the System restor.
The memory diagnostic didn't give anything...

So now the only option left is the Command Prompt... ?

What to do?? I really don't want to get rid of all my files =( any ideas?

To answer these previous questions to another member, from my results I got:

Kaktussoft said:

diskpart
list disk
how many disks?

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

diskpart
list disk

how many disks?

Disk 0 online 465GB

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

4 - all primary

What happens exactly if you do startup repair? click "view diagnostics results" afterwards. Status 0x0 means success. What test has errors?
What happens exactly if you boot to "safe mode"?
Try "Disable Automatic Restart on System Failure" in Advanced Boot Options and post crash info

Ceciliaaa said:

I also really need help with this! =(
When I started the computer today I got straight to the System repair screen =S
I tried the safety mode, but didn't work, only returned to the system repair menu.
Nothing happens when I try system repair.
I get the error message 80070003 when I try the System restor.
The memory diagnostic didn't give anything...

So now the only option left is the Command Prompt... ?

What to do?? I really don't want to get rid of all my files =( any ideas?

To answer these previous questions to another member, from my results I got:

Kaktussoft said:

diskpart
list disk
how many disks?

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

diskpart
list disk

how many disks?

Disk 0 online 465GB

diskpart
sel disk 0
list part

How many partitions?

4 - all primary

Code:

diskpart
sel disk 0
select part 0
detail part
select part 1
detail part
exit

All partitions are ntfs? Which partition is active?

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

How many volumes and what drive letters? I'm not interested in DVD (detach all usb sticks and drives).
What is drive letter of win7 partition (look at partition size)?

Ceciliaaa said:

I typed the code and this is my result:

Sel part 1 - Type 07, not hidden, active, Ltr C, NTFS
Sel part 2 - type 1B, hidden, not active
Sel part 3 - Type 07, not hidden, not activated, Ltr D, NTFS
Sel part 4 - Type EF, hidden, not active

List Vol:
Volume 0 - Ltr C - NTFS - partition - 100GB - healthy
Volume 1 - Ltr D - NTFS - partition - 350GB - healthy

partition 2 and 4 are recovery stuff.

Volume C (not necessary C in win7!) is BOOT partition. It has the boot menu. At least it should have.
Is win7 on 100GB or 350GB partition?

Anyway do:

Code:

chkdsk/f  C:
chkdsk/f  D:

Any errors? All repaired? Run again to prove no more errors.

Code:

bcdedit/store  c:\boot\bcd  /enum all > D:\bcd.txt

post D:\bcd.txt
You may delete the file afterwards.

also try:

Code:

bootsect  /nt60  C:  /force
bootsect  /nt60  C:  /force  /mbr

Both commands successful? Now try to boot normally