Windows not booting up. backup files not accessable.


  1. heeb53
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    windows 7 home premium 32-bit
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    Windows not booting up. backup files not accessable.


    Is there a way to access the backup and restore files on a hdd that won't boot up to the user login screen?
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  3. Dude
    Posts : 5,915
    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    heeb53, welcome to the forums. Try these steps

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  4. heeb53
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    windows 7 home premium 32-bit
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    Dude, when I boot into the advanced boot options and select english there is no prompt to log on as a local user... Would it be completely adviseable to reformat the hard drive then boot from a new Windows 7 OS disc?
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