Eee pc win 7 won't boot


  1. intrelis
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    Windows 7 starter 32bit
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    Eee pc win 7 won't boot


    Asus Eee PC 1025c
    Windows 7 starter + Ubuntu 10.04

    Yesterday the notebook was working properly. I turned it off the way it's written in the books and everything seemed OK. But this morning when I tried to power it up, the Asus logo appeared, then Atheros boot agent, Asus logo again, and finally black screen with a horizontal blinking white cursor. It keeps blinking for about a minute, then reboots. I tried booting a Ubuntu live USB that I know works and has never given me errors, but now I got "aufs mount failed no space left on /root". I am starting to think it's either the HDD or the motherboard failing. Any ideas? What could happen overnight when the notebook wasn't even being used?
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  3. strollin
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    W10 Pro desktop, W11 laptop, W11 Pro tablet (all 64-bit)
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    When booting from the LiveCD, your hdd shouldn't even come into play. My guess is that you have some memory issues. I would try removing/re-inserting the memory sticks and see if that helps at all.
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