[Urgent] goes directly to the setup repair


  1. Melons1233
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    Windows 7
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    [Urgent] goes directly to the setup repair


    My computer, a dell windows 7 i5, is taking forever to boot up. So this is what happens. Wen I turn it on, it goes to the "start windows normaly" or "launch setup repair" I clicke launch normally and it takes about 5-10 Min to respond. As soon as it responds, it goes directly to the setup repair. From there, I waited 10-14 hours but it doesn't respond. I tried pressing f8 and clicking everything, but the same thing occurs. I restarted my computer 20 times and the same thing keeps haopening. Please help! I wrote a long essay and I have 1 more day to finish it! Please help!!! I dont know what to do.
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  3. redfang337
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    Linux Mint 15 "Olivia" x32
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    you cant even get into safemode from f8? Did you keep on pressing f8 repeatedly after you turned on the computer?
    As for the essay, get a free copy of linux and boot it from a USB flash drive. (If you need any help, just ask). With linux you will have to browse to the file and copy it to your usb
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  4. SandeepP
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    Melons1233 said:
    My computer, a dell windows 7 i5, is taking forever to boot up. So this is what happens. Wen I turn it on, it goes to the "start windows normaly" or "launch setup repair" I clicke launch normally and it takes about 5-10 Min to respond. As soon as it responds, it goes directly to the setup repair. From there, I waited 10-14 hours but it doesn't respond. I tried pressing f8 and clicking everything, but the same thing occurs. I restarted my computer 20 times and the same thing keeps haopening. Please help! I wrote a long essay and I have 1 more day to finish it! Please help!!! I dont know what to do.

    Hi Melons1233,

    Welcome to Seven forums.

    Please check this link below which address your issue in details:

    Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot

    Please perform these steps and let us know the results, so we can advise you further.

    Also, kindly update your system specs here by following this.
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  6. gregrocker
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    Is the HD detected in BIOS setup?

    Run the Dell Diagnostics Utility - How to Run the
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