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  1. Kaktussoft
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    RICHO20 said:
    Yes i marked it as activ
    It definitely tried to boot from a partition. It isn't C ... so it's E...nice.

    But I asked to do a startup repair and post exactly what goes wrong
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  4. Kaktussoft
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    Did you see your win7 installation?
    System Recovery Options step 5. Don't panic...I'll fix it
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  6. Kaktussoft
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    RICHO20 said:
    Press on view problem details and post
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    Yess i saw it and i did exactly what they said and all i get is this picture that i sent u
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  10. Kaktussoft
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    presse finish. Can you click "view diagnostics details"?
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    Which of those pictures did you see?
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    Are you very sure your win7 on harddisk and install DVD are both 64 bits (or both 32 bits)?
    Did you install by using that dvd?
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  13. Kaktussoft
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    We'll continue with other tricks... if you're sure startup repair doesn't work at all. Please confirm
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