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  1. seanmoha
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       New #51

    I got into the bios but now I'm trying to boot from my win 7 dvd
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  3. kword88
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       New #52

    when in the BIOS, is the DVD drive set as the first boot device?
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  4. seanmoha
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       New #53

    yes, it is set to first boot devise but it wont boot from the dvd, it still boot from the hd
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  6. seanmoha
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       New #54

    I tried a Startup Repair in system recovery but didnt work as yet
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  7. seanmoha
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       New #55

    it now boot from dvd
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  8. kword88
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    i assume you tried booting with the win7 dvd in the drive.
    if the drive is recognized in the BIOS, but the drive cant read a disc, then its probably a defective drive. the only other thing i could suggest is try updating the chipset drivers for the motherboard, and try what worked for this guy:

    https://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-...isappears.html
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  10. kword88
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    seanmoha said:
    I tried a Startup Repair in system recovery but didnt work as yet
    how did you get to startup repair?
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  11. seanmoha
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    I got the dvd to boot in the drive after starting now.but when I do a system restore from system recovery options the system restore dont work it says that unsuccessful and give an error msg
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  12. seanmoha
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       New #59

    it said an un specified occured during system restore (0x800700b7)
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  13. kword88
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    instead of system restore, run startup repair. you might have to run it AT LEAST 3 CONSECUTIVE TIMES.
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