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Windows 7: oxc000000e Boot failed-required device is inaccessible (Windows 7)

06 Jun 2012   #71

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booting to lenovo-part gave you a CMD screen only you told me... so that doesn't work at all. Also the one key recovery on boot doesn't work. That's because you rebuild the MBR by performing "startup repair" or write MBR by partition wizard. The special scan key for boot to recove to factory settings was built in a customized MBR!

So you can't restore to factory settings anyway.

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06 Jun 2012   #72

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft View Post
booting to lenovo-part gave you a CMD screen only you told me... so that doesn't work at all. Also the one key recovery on boot doesn't work. That's because you rebuild the MBR by performing "startup repair" or write MBR by partition wizard. The special scan key for boot to recove to factory settings was built in a customized MBR!

So you can't restore to factory settings anyway.
What's solution? how i can use factory settings?
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06 Jun 2012   #73

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Since Windows 7 is totally corrupted an you saved all important files already. Did you?

boot from partition wizard dvd. 420GB is primary and active. If not make it primary and active.
Now format that partition as NTFS and "default cluster size"
How to Format Partition with partition magic? Partition Wizard Format Partition Video Help.

Your Windows 7 now is completely empty now. Post screenshot afterwards

Do you have Windows 7 64bits installation dvd already? Valid Windows 7 licence (is on COA sticker on back of laptop)?
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06 Jun 2012   #74

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by moh3en View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft View Post
booting to lenovo-part gave you a CMD screen only you told me... so that doesn't work at all. Also the one key recovery on boot doesn't work. That's because you rebuild the MBR by performing "startup repair" or write MBR by partition wizard. The special scan key for boot to recove to factory settings was built in a customized MBR!

So you can't restore to factory settings anyway.
What's solution? how i can use factory settings?
Why do you want factory settings?? Do you want all the bloatware ?
You can install Windows 7 on laptop yourself no factory settings needed.
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06 Jun 2012   #75

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft View Post
Since Windows 7 is totally corrupted an you saved all important files already. Did you?

boot from partition wizard dvd. 420GB is primary and active. If not make it primary and active.
Now format that partition as NTFS and "default cluster size"
How to Format Partition with partition magic? Partition Wizard Format Partition Video Help.

Your Windows 7 now is completely empty now. Post screenshot afterwards

Do you have Windows 7 64bits installation dvd already? Valid Windows 7 licence (is on COA sticker on back of laptop)?
Yes. i have licence genius for Windows 7 64bit. i downloded CD windows Original form here:
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

a serial number wrote Behind the Laptop. Also Drive C is big! if i reinstall windows 7 again with DVD Windows. can i use OnKeyRecovery for restore every time to factory setting? because i need programs my laptop like antivirus genius and ...

Also can i resize drive c to 70gb and other for Drive D.. is that problem for recovery mode?

new disk partioning and one key recover feature - Lenovo Community
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06 Jun 2012   #76

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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As told you before OnKeyRecovery isn't working now!! so it won't work after reinstalling as well.

To be very save:
  1. delete to 200MB system reserved partition. It isn't needed and can be recreated
  2. shrink 420GB by about 70GB , so 70GB unallocated space appears
  3. create a primary partition in the 70GB unallocated space
  4. format that partition as NTFS (default cluster size)
  5. mark that partition as active
Now you can install Windows 7 there. Very safe!! All stuff will still be an other partitions!!!
And you can also do everything what you do now. But ... nothing works now ;-(
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06 Jun 2012   #77

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by moh3en View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft View Post
Since Windows 7 is totally corrupted an you saved all important files already. Did you?

boot from partition wizard dvd. 420GB is primary and active. If not make it primary and active.
Now format that partition as NTFS and "default cluster size"
How to Format Partition with partition magic? Partition Wizard Format Partition Video Help.

Your Windows 7 now is completely empty now. Post screenshot afterwards

Do you have Windows 7 64bits installation dvd already? Valid Windows 7 licence (is on COA sticker on back of laptop)?
Yes. i have licence genius for Windows 7 64bit. i downloded CD windows Original form here:
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

a serial number wrote Behind the Laptop. Also Drive C is big! if i reinstall windows 7 again with DVD Windows. can i use OnKeyRecovery for restore every time to factory setting? because i need programs my laptop like antivirus genius and ...

Also can i resize drive c to 70gb and other for Drive D.. is that problem for recovery mode?

new disk partioning and one key recover feature - Lenovo Community
new disk partioning and one key recover feature - Lenovo Community tells you it's a piece of crap!!
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06 Jun 2012   #78

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 

do you think have way for load windows 7 again? i really don't want lose my application in lenovo!

So lenovo say if resize partition C. OKR doesn't work. is that right? if drive c have 50gb i don't save my files in drive c and have to recovery it with GetDataBack
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06 Jun 2012   #79

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by moh3en View Post
do you think have way for load windows 7 again? i really don't want lose my application in lenovo!

So lenovo say if resize partition C. OKR doesn't work. is that right? if drive c have 50gb i don't save my files in drive c and have to recovery it with GetDataBack
What applications?? none of them are working now anyway!! Nothing will be lost if reinstalling in 70GB partition I told you to create

I don't have OKR but I know it's very unflexible peace of crap.
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06 Jun 2012   #80

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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What applications are you afraid to loose? What do you mean by genius all the time?
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