Startup Repair Not working after disk defragmentation

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  1. Posts : 45
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #51

    Kaktussoft said:
    Rokeugon said:
    Kaktussoft said:
    First prove your D-disk is healthy
    Code:
    chkdsk/f  d:
    A lot of things repaired? Unrepairable things? Run it again to see if no more errors. All fixed... then continue.

    Is winload.exe now in the correct folder? If so:
    Do startup repair 3x

    All the problems you have are most likely due to D disk corruption. The recovery tools don't work because .... win7 installation is a little bit corrupt.
    i never seen winload.exe in the list but here is previous results

    1.Dir Win*.* 21files / 2 Directorys

    2.
    Code:
    D:\Windows\System32\win32.sys
    D:\Windows\System32\winbid.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\windrand.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\windowsanytimeupgrade.exe
    D:\Windows\System32\wincodes.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\wincodesext.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winethec.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winHTTP.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\wininect.dll 
    D:\Windows\System32\winlogon.exe
    D:\Windows\System32\winmm.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winnis.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winrnr.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winsatapl.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winscard.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winsockhc.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winspool.drv
    D:\Windows\System32\winsrv.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\winsta.dll
    D:\Windows\System32\wintrust.dll
    You are missing a lot of files!! Perform chkdsk/f d: !!
    Code:
     folder C:\Windows\System32
    18-06-2014  03:10         3.157.504 win32k.sys
    26-04-2013  07:51           751.104 win32spl.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            78.848 winbio.dll
    14-07-2009  07:32    <DIR>          WinBioDatabase
    19-08-2010  02:33    <DIR>          WinBioPlugIns
    14-07-2009  03:41            16.384 winbrand.dll
    04-03-2014  11:44            39.936 wincredprovider.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39           257.536 WindowsAnytimeUpgrade.exe
    20-11-2010  15:25           294.912 WindowsAnytimeUpgradeResults.exe
    14-07-2009  03:39           386.560 WindowsAnytimeUpgradeui.exe
    04-02-2014  04:32         1.424.384 WindowsCodecs.dll
    13-01-2013  21:25           245.248 WindowsCodecsExt.dll
    14-07-2009  07:32    <DIR>          WindowsPowerShell
    14-07-2009  03:41            99.328 winethc.dll
    03-05-2014  06:55    <DIR>          winevt
    20-11-2010  15:27           444.416 winhttp.dll
    19-06-2014  00:58         2.266.112 wininet.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39           129.024 wininit.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           105.472 winipsec.dll
    05-02-2011  19:10           642.944 winload.efi
    05-02-2011  19:06           605.552 winload.exe
    04-03-2014  11:43           455.168 winlogon.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           217.600 winmm.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            26.112 winnsi.dll
    05-02-2011  19:06           566.208 winresume.efi
    05-02-2011  19:06           518.672 winresume.exe
    24-10-2010  13:06    <DIR>          winrm
    10-06-2009  23:00                35 winrm.cmd
    10-06-2009  23:00           201.034 winrm.vbs
    14-07-2009  03:41            28.672 winrnr.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            51.200 winrs.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           363.520 winrscmd.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            24.064 winrshost.exe
    14-07-2009  03:33             1.536 winrsmgr.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            13.312 winrssrv.dll
    20-11-2010  15:25         3.957.760 WinSAT.exe
    20-11-2010  15:27           501.248 WinSATAPI.dll
    20-11-2010  15:27           217.600 WinSCard.dll
    14-07-2009  03:40            13.312 winshfhc.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            88.576 winsockhc.dll
    20-11-2010  15:24           442.368 winspool.drv
    14-07-2009  03:41            24.064 WINSRPC.DLL
    02-08-2013  04:14           215.040 winsrv.dll
    20-11-2010  15:27           235.008 winsta.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           413.696 WinSync.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           223.232 WinSyncMetastore.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           150.528 WinSyncProviders.dll
    09-07-2013  07:52           224.256 wintrust.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            20.480 winusb.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            80.384 winver.exe
                  45 files       20.219.949 bytes
                   5 folders  73.608.085.504 bytes beschikbaar
    okey i guess it wont hurt
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  2. Posts : 45
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #52

    Kaktussoft said:
    You are missing a lot of files!! Perform chkdsk/f d: !!
    Code:
     folder C:\Windows\System32
    18-06-2014  03:10         3.157.504 win32k.sys
    26-04-2013  07:51           751.104 win32spl.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            78.848 winbio.dll
    14-07-2009  07:32    <DIR>          WinBioDatabase
    19-08-2010  02:33    <DIR>          WinBioPlugIns
    14-07-2009  03:41            16.384 winbrand.dll
    04-03-2014  11:44            39.936 wincredprovider.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39           257.536 WindowsAnytimeUpgrade.exe
    20-11-2010  15:25           294.912 WindowsAnytimeUpgradeResults.exe
    14-07-2009  03:39           386.560 WindowsAnytimeUpgradeui.exe
    04-02-2014  04:32         1.424.384 WindowsCodecs.dll
    13-01-2013  21:25           245.248 WindowsCodecsExt.dll
    14-07-2009  07:32    <DIR>          WindowsPowerShell
    14-07-2009  03:41            99.328 winethc.dll
    03-05-2014  06:55    <DIR>          winevt
    20-11-2010  15:27           444.416 winhttp.dll
    19-06-2014  00:58         2.266.112 wininet.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39           129.024 wininit.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           105.472 winipsec.dll
    05-02-2011  19:10           642.944 winload.efi
    05-02-2011  19:06           605.552 winload.exe
    04-03-2014  11:43           455.168 winlogon.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           217.600 winmm.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            26.112 winnsi.dll
    05-02-2011  19:06           566.208 winresume.efi
    05-02-2011  19:06           518.672 winresume.exe
    24-10-2010  13:06    <DIR>          winrm
    10-06-2009  23:00                35 winrm.cmd
    10-06-2009  23:00           201.034 winrm.vbs
    14-07-2009  03:41            28.672 winrnr.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            51.200 winrs.exe
    14-07-2009  03:41           363.520 winrscmd.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            24.064 winrshost.exe
    14-07-2009  03:33             1.536 winrsmgr.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            13.312 winrssrv.dll
    20-11-2010  15:25         3.957.760 WinSAT.exe
    20-11-2010  15:27           501.248 WinSATAPI.dll
    20-11-2010  15:27           217.600 WinSCard.dll
    14-07-2009  03:40            13.312 winshfhc.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            88.576 winsockhc.dll
    20-11-2010  15:24           442.368 winspool.drv
    14-07-2009  03:41            24.064 WINSRPC.DLL
    02-08-2013  04:14           215.040 winsrv.dll
    20-11-2010  15:27           235.008 winsta.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           413.696 WinSync.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           223.232 WinSyncMetastore.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41           150.528 WinSyncProviders.dll
    09-07-2013  07:52           224.256 wintrust.dll
    14-07-2009  03:41            20.480 winusb.dll
    14-07-2009  03:39            80.384 winver.exe
                  45 files       20.219.949 bytes
                   5 folders  73.608.085.504 bytes beschikbaar
    okey i preformed a disk check.

    do you want me to check the directorys again or something. ?

    so is there anyway in recovering the winload.exe ?
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  3. Posts : 10,796
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #53

    Rokeugon said:
    Yard Dog said:
    I wonder if it is possible to use a Linux Live CD to get access to get all files backed up ? Use Ubuntu Live CD to Backup Files from Your Dead Windows Computer
    i guess its one way yeah - and il guess il actually need to run down to maplin to get a external HD

    because i think ive figured out what the problem is here.

    was reading on the technet forums for MS and seen a person desribe in depth on what the bcd command actually do and what the effect is etc (**FIX** Winload.exe Is Missing Or Corrupt (No Its Not)) "Repair MBR is a dangerous command, and should only be used after running repairbcd as it will wipe the MBR and recreate it using the information from BCD. If the MBR is corrupted with false information from BCD, windows will be unable to repair this itself and a reinstall will be needed to correct it."

    i dunno why but i somehow feel this is the reason why its not detected my OS as well as when i do the rebuild bcd commands (Given on MS article) i still get avaiable OS :0 , now frankly i dont want to start pointing fingers. ive posted the exact same topics on many different forumsand sevenforums and HP forums seemed to be the fastest to respond to my problems but gave in just little over a day of going back and forth and seven has been the most consistant of people trying to pitch in and give suggestions on what to do etc. i feel that my MBR is corrupt and whenever i go threw the process of rebuilding it. it just goes on a loop of trying to repair etc.

    and ways these 2 forums have been best at sources for info and help. so i thank yous for taking the time to help

    now

    toms hardware - still no reply even after 2 days

    answers.MS - 1 reply but the same stuff that ive went threw on the previous day that my problem occoured

    and well.. you get the idea

    anways its just a matter of what is the quickest way to get my files backed up even if i cant boot and il need to attempt a clean install
    That's NOT the reason! MBR can be rebuilt easily and bootsect /nt60 c /force /mbr did that.
    The problem is: You're missing winload.exe on disk. And most likely much more files.
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  4. Posts : 10,796
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #54

    [QUOTE=Rokeugon;2838407
    okey i preformed a disk check.

    do you want me to check the directorys again or something. ?

    so is there anyway in recovering the winload.exe ?[/QUOTE]
    Check winload.exe again. Did chkdsk find many errors? All repaired?
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  5. Posts : 45
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #55

    [QUOTE=Kaktussoft;2838799]
    Rokeugon;2838407
    okey i preformed a disk check.

    do you want me to check the directorys again or something. ?

    so is there anyway in recovering the winload.exe ?[/QUOTE said:
    Check winload.exe again. Did chkdsk find many errors? All repaired?
    nah found no errors

    also besides i just done a factory recovery as i cba - it had been 3 days of none stop attempts and replys and ALOT of waiting. so i got my dad to pick me up a External 1TB hard drive on the way home and just backed up what i could via the CMD notepad and copying things to the HD
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  6. Posts : 25,847
    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
       #56

    Another couple of question.

    Does or did you have a HP defrag program that came with your system?

    Have you ever or do you now have any programs by IObit. A example would be Advanced System Care
    .


    After read this thread again I think I found the problem.
    It's in post # 37

    ah.. okey i understand and i apologize. just its taking an extremely long time and getting slightly frustrated with my self as on the past 5 forums im getting hardly anywhere to fix this problem - its was only until i posted here i was slightly heading in the right direction.
    After do the things that 5 other forums have suggested and things suggested on this forum your computer is in a complete mess and probably the best thing to do as Greg has mentioned several times is a Clean Install.

    At this point it has nothing to do with what you, I, the other members or Santa Clause wants; it's what Windows 7 wants that counts. I believe Windows 7 wants a Clean Install.
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  7. Posts : 45
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #57

    Layback Bear said:
    Another couple of question.

    Does or did you have a HP defrag program that came with your system?

    Have you ever or do you now have any programs by IObit. A example would be Advanced System Care
    .


    After read this thread again I think I found the problem.
    It's in post # 37

    ah.. okey i understand and i apologize. just its taking an extremely long time and getting slightly frustrated with my self as on the past 5 forums im getting hardly anywhere to fix this problem - its was only until i posted here i was slightly heading in the right direction.
    After do the things that 5 other forums have suggested and things suggested on this forum your computer is in a complete mess and probably the best thing to do as Greg has mentioned several times is a Clean Install.

    At this point it has nothing to do with what you, I, the other members or Santa Clause wants; it's what Windows 7 wants that counts. I believe Windows 7 wants a Clean Install.
    for the 2nd time now *I Used Windows Default Disk-Defragger*

    and i tried out IObit Advanced system care YEARS ago but since got rid of that completely and never used it again

    and and just a quick let up to sort out any confusing - those other 5 forums where suggesting merely the same things as on the HP forums - HP forums and seven forums where the most quickest to respond
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