Serious problem please read


  1. Castro
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    Serious problem please read


    Ok i thought my laptop had a virus because my google chrome was talki. Long to load so i hold the power button then when the screen said windows start i hold power button again and put my laptop i think it is recovery mode etc. I start to formatt everything and i forgot my exam files are on it so i canel the formatting and now when i turn on laptop it says etc. Then it say something about ibsert boot thing and press any key.... Someone please help me and can i fix this with a usb please i am using.my phone to write this
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  3. Kaktussoft
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    How did you format (which tool)? If you cancel a format... partition is "half formatted" and totally corrupt and inaccessable!! Normally you can't even cancel the format. How did you cancel it?
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  4. Castro
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    Ok i did it with a thing like i hold power button to turn of laptop then i turn bak on then when it says windows starting i hold it to turn it off then back on then it says qindows files corrupt then it have one option i think it is recovery mode with (recommended) then it havr start windows normal ok mean point is i think aomething wrong with boot
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  6. Kaktussoft
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    Castro said:
    Ok i did it with a thing like i hold power button to turn of laptop then i turn bak on then when it says windows starting i hold it to turn it off then back on then it says qindows files corrupt then it have one option i think it is recovery mode with (recommended) then it havr start windows normal ok mean point is i think aomething wrong with boot
    I asked you how did you format!! And how did you cancel it
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  7. Castro
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    I cant explain can u please tell me how to fix this i think.alll i need is a boot disc or usb or something
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