Window crush and stuck on repair mood after installing boot camp drive

Hello


I got very strange situation with my Imac

So i installed new windows, and then i installed the boot camp drivers
Right after that my Imac crush and send me to windows restore/repair page
So first i try to restore, the results was un successful, and the its sent me to windows repair, so when i try to repair its say done and after restart i getting back to the same repair screen
I try to start with safe mood, and again same repair page, nothing is working, the only option that i have in my head is to change the boot order,
so i am now on edit boot options

EDIT BOOT OPTIONS
edit windows boot options for: windows 7
path: \windows\system32\winload.exe
partition: 2
hard disk: 69a8
[ /NOEXECUTE=OPTIN

I try to change the "NOEXECUTE=OPTIN" to "DEBUGPORT=USB" and still nothing happened

Any one know what other option i can try ? i am getting crazy already :)

rvcjew said:

Are you boot camping with osx or just windows on that whole hdd? Also what model imac?

Thanks for the reply

I am trying to boot camping with windows, and i have no option to boot the osx, cause for some reason it was deleted (in my older installation)

Not sure what is the model, but i bought the Mac early 2013, 1.4GHz dual‑core, 2.7GHz 21 Inch

Thanks for the support

rvcjew said:

So is your goal to have OSX and windows? If you boot while holding the option key after it shows the grey screen when turning on do you see another disk besides windows there?

Hi

No my goal is just to reinstall my windows, everytime when i am trying to start its stuck in repair mood (and cant repair) The option key is not working cause for the the OSX is not active for some time,

I am kind of lost

rvcjew said:

The option menu is built into the efi firmware and will still be there, look at this chart. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201255 to reinstall you will want to do a clean install again like this.

If you insert the windows disk and hold down 'alt' on startup, the windows install will kick in. As previously mentioned, if you want to install Windows 7, the latest Bootcamp drivers are required. These are a .exe found on the Snow Leopard disk (or torrent) and will make your touchpad, sound etc work well in Win 7. Ignore the thing about SL it will still work, but you do need to torrent the right bootcamp drivers or it will not work, what boot camp drivers did you use to make the problem?

Hi

Thanks for the reply


Let me try to explain the problem again, first a year a ago i had the same problem, i manage to resolve it back then by reinstalling the windows, but i did it in the wrong way, so now when i try to reinstall all went ok but when i install the bootcamp drivers the mac crush and i just need to find a way how to load form USB cause, this version of Imac hes no CD i have no option to restore or repair or start in safe mood and non of Imac keys are working for me

Thanks

rvcjew said:

Oh then use option at boot and you will get the startup manger and you pick the usb. It's listed on that chart how to do it. Are you using an apple keyboard or one with windows logo?

This is exactly my problem, on the mac there is no menu like on windows all i have when i press on f10
is this

EDIT BOOT OPTIONS
edit windows boot options for: windows 7
path: \windows\system32\winload.exe
partition: 2
hard disk: 69a8
[ /NOEXECUTE=OPTIN

And i dont know how to set it to boot form USB

I try to change the "NOEXECUTE=OPTIN" to "DEBUGPORT=USB" and still nothing happened

Thanks