Oh no its worse! Help!

Do you have the installation disc for Win7? if so, you can do the following things to try and restore your system:

Startup Repair

If that doesn't help, then you can try to disable the services in MSconfig and see if you can get into Windows long enough to do this:
Repair Install

Otherwise, if neither of these are working, I think your only other option is to do a custom install. If you do, dont format the drive, you will loose your files.
Custom Install Windows 7


If you do the installation right, your files from your previous installation will be in a Windows.old folder which you can then insert back into your new installation. You will need to re-install all of your programs though: Windows.old folder - Restore into a new installation

WES007 said:

thanks I will...I do have a question what are good protection programs...cause the ones I have ...

super anti free
and Microsoft essentials are not cutting it

I recommend only one antivirus, because having two can sometimes cause trouble. MSE is fine for a lot of folks. Some people around here prefer MalwareBytes and Spybot Search and Destroy.

WES007 said:

Thorsen said:

If you are able to get to the safe mode, you can set MSConfig to run next boot with limited startup.

edit: Just saw your post. sorry to hear

have NO clue what the means...sorry. what does that do?

The MSConfig can be set to startup with only the essential things needed for OS. there should be a tab or button that says either limited services or diagnostic startup mode. you can set this in Safe-mode (if you have time to get to the msconfig) and when you restart, you will start in normal windows, but without any of your programs running at startup.

Edit: I think Diagnostics is interactive. it runs during startup to give you the option of what you want to enable.

no problem. we are all here to help. :) If you have to do an install follow my advice about custom install so you dont loose all your data. it will put it in a windows.old folder so you can recover it.

I dont know if a completely clean install (with formating the HardDrive) is necessary in this case, but once you have your data, back it up to another place like USB flash drives or invest in an external harddrive, they are great for backing-up your data. Once your data is backed up to an 2ndary location, if you see problems, you can do a clean install.

If your not really worried about the data on your machine, then do a clean install.

hmm. I know you can get the key off the computer using a 3rd party software, but you have to be in Windows to Run it and use it. Did you not get a product key in the email for the download?