Long list of problems. Please help?

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  1. writhziden
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       New #31

    NeonLightsXD said:
    "enable boot logging
    Enable low-resolution video
    Last known good configuration
    Directory services restore mode
    Debugging mode
    Disable automatic restart on system failure
    Disable driver signature enforcement

    Start windows normally"

    Is it directory services restore mode? I don't remember seeing that one last time I was on this screen. And I tried the "repair your computer" bu it didn't work.
    No, none of those will fix the problem, I'm afraid...
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  3. NeonLightsXD
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       New #32

    So I'm SOL?
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  4. writhziden
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       New #33

    See the post before my previous post. And a DVD ISO is a DVD image that you can burn to disc, if you can find a burner that works.
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  6. writhziden
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       New #34

    Good luck with your computer. Sorry I couldn't satisfactorily resolve your issue. Maybe another member on here will have more ideas for you.
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  7. NeonLightsXD
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    I know. Lullz, I just sound like a noob. It'll just be a Lon time till I'm able to find a computer that burns.
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  8. NoelDP
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    writhziden said:
    It's ok. I would suggest backing up your important data to DVDs or an external drive. Then follow these steps:
    1. Restart your computer.
    2. Press F8 every half second as soon as your Alienware logo shows up.
    3. Select Repair (or something to that effect).
    4. This should start the Alienware recovery console.
    5. Recover to the original configuration.

    Edit: If you don't get to the black screen giving advanced boot options, restart your computer again and follow steps 1 and 2 until you do.

    The PID mentioned indicates that the Ultimate installation is a Retail one - either Full or Upgrade (can't tell which, but I suspect it's an Upgrade)

    Depending on how the install was doen, it may well have wiped the Recovery Partition.
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  10. NeonLightsXD
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       New #37

    I think your right. That would make sense
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