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    Won't Boot


    I recently put Windows 7 on my Acer laptop, and it has since quit working. It starts to boot, but it only goes so far as to show the Windows logo on the bottom......the logo it shows when it is booting up the OS. It will stay like that until you force shutdown. When you turn it on it asks if you want to boot up normal or repair mode(recommended). Both ways, same result. I have tried every option from the f8 boot menu, and still nothing. I even tried booting from the installation disk, and still it get stuck at essentially the same place.
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    what type of computer is this, what are your system specs? if we could get that info we would be able to better assist you, you can fill your system specs info out by clicking on "userCP" > "edit system spec" and fill out the various items listed. once you have this info we should be able to assist better :)
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    It's my uncle's laptop. I'm not sure of the specs. I would look them up, but again it wont boot anything beyond an f8 boot menu. It isn't anything special. He may have gotten it somewhere like Walmart. I also tried running a Vista disk, and got a bsod all 3 times. Each time said hd problem. It originally had Vista HP, and was upgraded to 7.
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    Processor / Speed


    AMD Athlon processor 2650e (512 KB L2 cache, 1.6 GHz, DDR2 800 MHz, 15 W)


    Core Logic Chipset


    AMD RS690MC/SB600
    System Bus Speed


    N/A
    RAM / Max RAM


    Up to 2 GB of DDR2 667 MHz memory, upgradeable to 4 GB using two soDIMM modules, with Dual-channel DDR2 SDRAM support
    Video Subsystem


    ATI Radeon™ Xpress 1200 Graphics with up to 19191 MB of HyperMemory™ (256 MB of dedicated system memory, up to 1663 MB of shared system memory), supporting Shader Model 2.0, Microsoft DirectX 9.0
    LCD Properties


    15.4″ WXGA high-brightness (220-nit) TFT LCD, 1280 x 800 pixel resolution

    Sorry, but this is the best I can do at the moment.
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    OK, I updated as best I could from the manufacturer, but I cannot be certain that any of the information is truly accurate. I am not much for hardware diagnostics, but it almost seems like a hdd issue.
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    If you can boot from the win7 install DVD, can you do a repair install ?


    Repair Install
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    I tried.....same result on the repair, as well as every option in the f8 menu. the only different result was when I tried to boot from a vista install disk. Then I got a BSOD that directed me towards hdd trouble.
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    I will try again right now though.
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    It still won't go any further then the loading windows screen
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    I also do not hear any fans, hdd, disk drives........nothing spinning or humming.
    OK so the drive spins while it loads files, but then when the Win logo spins into the screen, it says Windows loading, that screen is as far as it will go. The dvd drive stops spinning, and it just stays that way until I shut it down.
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