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In that case, you might connect the HDD to another computer to back up anything that you do not want to lose. You'll most likely need to take ownership of anything you want to copy before it will allow you to.
Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery
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New to the community, thanks for the info here.
when i did the "*.* mybackup" step, the system folder wouldn't copy due to an i/o error. Am I toast?
Thanks!
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New #332
Thanx Shawn.......will do that method soon..:)
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hey Shawn...1 doubt...after creating a system restoring what should i do?? does this method surely helps me 2 get rid of this infinite boot loop?/
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Mohammed Adeeb,
Doing a system restore at boot (if able) may be able to help. The tutorial link in my last post to you will help show you how to. Please ask if you have any questions about it.
If not, then you may need to reinstall Windows 7.
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Hey Shawn ..wat is the difference between creating system restore at boot and System Restore in Windows 7 using System Protection??
because my problem is the windows7 64bit will always work for the first time when i install the os..but if i restart or shutdown ,the windows wont open and goes into a infinite boot loop.....so should i o Do a System Restore in Windows 7 using System Protection or system restore at boot??
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New #336
It's actually "doing" instead of "creating" a system restore. System restore is part of system protection. The only difference is doing a system restore at boot versus inside Windows to select a dated restore point to go back to.
System Restore
Where did you get your copy of Windows 7 from, and how did you activate it?
Are these clean installs of Windows 7?
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help
hi i tried to use this to get out of my loop but my only option on system recovery options is start up repair. what can i do?
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New #338
Hey Shawn ,what do u mean by a clean install???
i usually do a custom install and the older windows files r kept in a folder named windows.old
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