BSOD then restart too quick to read during startup

Hi everyone.

When I am on the "Starting Windows" screen when booting, I get the BSOD for a fraction of a second, then the system restarts immediately. I can't get on to the desktop at all. This has happened since I moved the Win7 partition using Acronis Partition Expert on my XP OS, to access the unallocated space on the drive. Win 7 Startup Repair runs, but cannot find the problem despite having checked the disk a couple of times, with no errors, and all the files seem intact when looking at the partition through XP.

I really don't want to reinstall Win 7 as I have lots of software installed there and haven't had a chance to export my outlook files (a real bummer!).

Is there anything I can do?

Many thanks in advance for any help..

amigomatt said:

Hi everyone.

When I am on the "Starting Windows" screen when booting, I get the BSOD for a fraction of a second, then the system restarts immediately. I can't get on to the desktop at all. This has happened since I moved the Win7 partition using Acronis Partition Expert on my XP OS, to access the unallocated space on the drive. Win 7 Startup Repair runs, but cannot find the problem despite having checked the disk a couple of times, with no errors, and all the files seem intact when looking at the partition through XP.

I really don't want to reinstall Win 7 as I have lots of software installed there and haven't had a chance to export my outlook files (a real bummer!).

Is there anything I can do?

Many thanks in advance for any help..

Hi and welcome

first reboot in safe mod (f8) and uncheck the box in system control panel>reboot and startup>uncheck restart auto

then use these to fiind and upload the dmp file created when your computer crashes. Crash and lockup debug 'How To' - Windows 7 Forums


thanks

Ken J+

zigzag3143 said:

amigomatt said:

Hi everyone.

When I am on the "Starting Windows" screen when booting, I get the BSOD for a fraction of a second, then the system restarts immediately. I can't get on to the desktop at all. This has happened since I moved the Win7 partition using Acronis Partition Expert on my XP OS, to access the unallocated space on the drive. Win 7 Startup Repair runs, but cannot find the problem despite having checked the disk a couple of times, with no errors, and all the files seem intact when looking at the partition through XP.

I really don't want to reinstall Win 7 as I have lots of software installed there and haven't had a chance to export my outlook files (a real bummer!).

Is there anything I can do?

Many thanks in advance for any help..

Hi and welcome

first reboot in safe mod (f8) and uncheck the box in system control panel>reboot and startup>uncheck restart auto

then use these to fiind and upload the dmp file created when your computer crashes. Crash and lockup debug 'How To' - Windows 7 Forums


thanks

Ken J+

Hey, thanks for your prompt reply Ken J+. I am getting the blue screen even when trying to start in safe mode..

amigomatt said:

zigzag3143 said:

amigomatt said:

Hi everyone.

When I am on the "Starting Windows" screen when booting, I get the BSOD for a fraction of a second, then the system restarts immediately. I can't get on to the desktop at all. This has happened since I moved the Win7 partition using Acronis Partition Expert on my XP OS, to access the unallocated space on the drive. Win 7 Startup Repair runs, but cannot find the problem despite having checked the disk a couple of times, with no errors, and all the files seem intact when looking at the partition through XP.

I really don't want to reinstall Win 7 as I have lots of software installed there and haven't had a chance to export my outlook files (a real bummer!).

Is there anything I can do?

Many thanks in advance for any help..

Hi and welcome

first reboot in safe mod (f8) and uncheck the box in system control panel>reboot and startup>uncheck restart auto

then use these to fiind and upload the dmp file created when your computer crashes. Crash and lockup debug 'How To' - Windows 7 Forums


thanks

Ken J+

Hey, thanks for your prompt reply Ken J+. I am getting the blue screen even when trying to start in safe mode..

Boot from DVD and try repair install

zigzag3143 said:

Boot from DVD and try repair install

I tried that, and got the same result as doing the startup repair through the boot menu. Could I get to the dump file through my XP installation?