Windows 7 Bootup Issue

Okay as the title says...I cannot boot into Windows 7 on my buddies laptop...It will boot fine into Windows 7 Safe Mode however when I boot into regular Windows it wont. Can a battery thats dying prevent it from booting into Windows?

Hello sparker and welcome to Seven Forums.

I'm guessing if the battery has enough power to boot into Safe Mode, it should have enough power to do a normal boot. It sounds like something might have damaged or corrupted the Master Boot Record. One of the Forum experts prepared this troubleshooting tutorial that might help. It's time consuming but it has helped many solve their boot problems:

Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot

What do you define "not being able to boot into normal mode"? Does it give you an error message? Is the screen "stuck" on somewhere? Please explain.
Also, if you have access to a repair disc/USB, boot from it by setting the BIOS priority first for CD/DVD/USB. Then, use Startup Repair.

Injust said:

What do you define "not being able to boot into normal mode"? Does it give you an error message? Is the screen "stuck" on somewhere? Please explain.
Also, if you have access to a repair disc/USB, boot from it by setting the BIOS priority first for CD/DVD/USB. Then, use Startup Repair.

Well what I meant was I turn the laptop on and it would post however when it came to loading windows the system would just sit there and not do anything. Now that I got that working I am guessing my second question needs to be put into the wireless category...I'll do that now

Thanks for the Help

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sparker781 said:

Well what I meant was I turn the laptop on and it would post however when it came to loading windows the system would just sit there and not do anything. Now that I got that working I am guessing my second question needs to be put into the wireless category...I'll do that now

Thanks for the Help

It would be of great help to others if you said what you did to get things working again.

I believe that he used Startup Repair :P

Injust said:

I believe that he used Startup Repair :P

Maybe I should have been clearer. What error messages did he get, if any? Did he really use startup repair or was the fix something else in the troubleshooting tutorial I provided? Sorry. I didn't mean to cause any undue confusion with my post.

Sorry thats my bad...I ended up using startup repair and it got fixed that way....Onto my wireless issue...Can someone answer that here or should I refer it to the Wireless part of the site?