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Follow this tutorial and back up your stuff with Ubuntu
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...dows-computer/
You will need a product key. number
Registry completely destroyed, basically "bricked" computer
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New #12
Is there any way for me to save my files? Could it be as easy as removing my hard drive and placing in a new one, then reinstalling windows?
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New #13
A week ago in the post above Richc46 said this:
Follow this tutorial and back up your stuff with Ubuntu
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...dows-computer/
You will need a product key. number
Just follow the links. OK easier I think to do the second one first.(Thats the Ubuntu) Did you not see this post before, it has been sitting there for a week? Are you sure you have a product key number?
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New #14
Won't be quite that simple,but:
You can boot from a system repair disc, go to a command prompt and then copy everything dear to your heart to a usb stick.
The same can be accomplished using a Win 7 DVD.
Another approach:
Put PuppyLinux on a CD
Boot from that CD.
Use PuppyLinux to copy your files to a usb drive/stick.
PuppyLinux is rather intutitive.
PuppyLinux doesn't install anything on your computer.
Puppy Linux Community Home - Getting Started
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New #15
OK go here: Download Windows 7 SP1 Integrated DVD ISO – Official Direct Download Links
Download Win 7 SP1 64 bit Eng pro. Its bootable.
Do a repair install
Repair Install\
Read carefully
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New #16
python,
To avoid malware infected software and sites which we have not tested:
The one site we use for legal downloads of Win 7 is:
Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River « My Digital Life
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New #17
Thanks everyone, I'll give those a shot, although I believe a repair install will simply not read the CD.
+reputation to all
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New #19
Did you even read Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7?
There is a step in it to rescue your files.
You can also try working through Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot which includes a System file check done from the installer/Repair CD's Command Line that can possibly repair the System Files damaged by using an Registry Cleaner - the surest way to ruin your Win7.
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New #20
well mate to put it nicly you sir are ****ed but do try the old reintall of windows that shood help if not tell this wonafull form and well figger it out :)
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