Windows 7 start up error 0x00000e9 I/O error

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  1. royabousamra
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    The start up error 0xc00000e9?
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  3. zigzag3143
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    royabousamra said:
    The start up error 0xc00000e9?

    Unexpected I/O error 0xc00000e9 - Microsoft Answers
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  4. royabousamra
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    if i have the recovery disc, will it help?
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    royabousamra said:
    if i have the recovery disc, will it help?

    What did the MS Answer thread say?
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  7. royabousamra
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    I tried recovery disc, didnt help me.

    System restore, the oldest one was 12/1/2011 which isnt a difference.
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