win7 will not boot to OS


  1. bmwk75
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    win 7 64
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    win7 will not boot to OS


    Shut down computer while it was doing an O & O defrag, will not boot to Win 7, tried booting with win7 disk to recovery ... tried sys restore ... tried sfc ... no luck. Tried chkdsk from promt for c: no errors except for a log file?
    Not sure if it seeing c: drive?
    Any thoughts?
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  3. MvdB
    Posts : 1,808
    Windows 7 64b Ultimate
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    Hello bmwk75, did you try Safe Mode? Do you have a repair disk?
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