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    7 X64
       #21

    It is a different f key on your machine, then - look for it at pc startup.
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    window 7 home premium 64bit
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       #22

    Hey Thx S1W2 i will try all of that 2moro if I dont trow this laptop up against the wall , but if u come up withanything that might be useful i will appreciate it thx again
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       #23

    Im able to boot thru dvdrom by hitting the esc key thx but here is another question if u dont mind? It asking me to select with one i want to do 1. Recover Windows first Partition only 2. Recover Windows to entire HD 3. Recover Windows to entire HD with two Partitions. I know ive been a pain all weekend and i hope U enjoy Ur Easter but u dont know how Yall kept me sane so thx to Carolyn and S1W2 I really appreciate ur help on this
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  4. Posts : 222
    Windows 7 x64
       #24

    If you have an external hard drive (USB) use Macrium Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download to backup a full image. This way when you reinstall Windows 7 you won't lose your files.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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  6. Posts : 20
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       #26

    I just want to say thank u to everyone who assist on the problem i was having, I ended up restoring and losing everything i got ur msg too late Carolyn & thx belikexp but ur was late too lmao im ok though starting over is good right? Well anyway Thx to all in I want to say thx to u too SiW2. Now if any one could tell me why i keep getting this annoying loading circle and how to speed thing up a little not much but at least back to normal that would be greatly appreciated. Thx:)
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  7. Posts : 222
    Windows 7 x64
       #27

    "restoring and losing everything". That means you should buy a copy of Win 7. Next time you could do a custom install and not lose any data.

    You can also sign up for Microsoft skydive (25 gigs online free) and dropbox (2 gigs free). Or use ImgBurn and copy files to dvd. And use MozBackup to save and restore Firefox and Thunderbird files.

    Good luck!
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       #28

    Wow that was a lot I could have done lmao but hey it is what it is! Now can u help me with getting my laptop to run up to speed or it this the result of the heart attack It just had (crash) and that would be 2 for a 2 year old machine. Its taking me forever to download software like Zune yea u heard Zune lol sh*t is took forever to get AVG back on here please help
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  9. Posts : 222
    Windows 7 x64
       #29

    I would start a new thread. It's now a different problem. :)
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  10. Posts : 20
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       #30

    Wow! I just want to thx the people who did try to help me with my problem, but it seem people are more concern with where im posting than actually trying to help me out! Everyone may not have as much knowledge as some of u do when it come to thing like this i dont know where to thread are post im just looking for help! Thx I just feel u could have help me instead of telling me to start a new post smfh thx for ur help!
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