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windows 7 cannot boot - cannot run chkdsk or diskpart
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New #52
The disk is now basic if this is the screen you get on PW startup. Diskpart should see the same (not dynamic)
Try startup repair!
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New #53
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New #54
sfc /scannow
there is a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete (reboot doesnt change this message so in other words this command is useless)
chkdsk /r
the type of the file system is NTFS.
cannot lock current drive
cannot run disk checking as the volume is write proetected.
chkdsk C:
cannot open volume for direct access (to make sure i checked ALL A-Z, same message on all but D: (cd rom drive))
bootrec /fixboot
the volume does not contain a recognized file system
diskpart
list disk
Disk 0 Invalid 232GB 0gb Free Dyn(*) Gpt
sel disk 0
list part
Partition # Type Size Offset
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Partition 1 Dynamic Data 992KB 31kb
Partition 2 Dynamic Data 199MB 1024KB
Partition 3 Dynamic Data 179GB 200MB
list vol
Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Status
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Volume 0 D Repair Files UDF DVD-ROM Healthy
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New #55
C is not there because it thinks it's dynamic. sfc/scannow doens't work that way.
Where is the post with "startup repair" errors? And if it was possible to fix? Can't find it
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New #56
hmmm .... i am hoping i have some progress. rather than use the recovery disk i have, i burnt a USB .iso install and have use that repair startup ... the result of the startup was the same, however running
bootsect /nt52 all /force /mbr
gave me different results than the old recovery CD:
C: (\\?\Volume{7blahblahblah})
Successfully updated NTFS Filesystem bootcode.
\??\PhysicalDrive0
Successfully updated disk bootcode.
\??\PhysicalDrive1
Successfully updated disk bootcode.
does this look better? what now?
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New #57
ran chkdsk C: ... found no problems, so that now runs ...
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New #58
hmm, maybe im wrong
diskpart
list disk
Disk 0 Invalid 232Gb Dyn(*)
Disk 1 Online 7429MB <------------- ? what is this ??
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New #60
you chkdsked your usb stick!! Do you know what you're doing anaway
/nt52 is for winxp bootcode!!!
use /nt60 instead !!!
If you can boot from usb stick anyway. You replaced the bootsector with winxp bootcode that loads NTLDR ... and that doesn't exist
Do you have an external usb disk with lots of free space to ujse as backup? please inform me.
I think the disk is a little bit corrupt. PW understands it, diskpart not
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