Trap 00001DB6 Exception


  1. breasws
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    Trap 00001DB6 Exception


    Whenever I try to start up my laptop it says "Trap 00001DB6 Exception" and will not go any further. I have tried to boot it into safe mode and it will not enter it. I have tried using a windows 7 repair disk, but it gets stuck at "searching for boot problems for hours". Any suggestions?
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  3. A Guy
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    This likely means your NTLDR is damaged somehow. Do you have the installation DVD? You can try to repair using the Bootrec tool:

    Bootrec.exe Tool - How to Use in Windows Recovery Environment

    I will point our Guru's, with superior knowledge then I, at this post

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  4. Anthony
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    breasws said:
    Whenever I try to start up my laptop it says "Trap 00001DB6 Exception" and will not go any further. I have tried to boot it into safe mode and it will not enter it. I have tried using a windows 7 repair disk, but it gets stuck at "searching for boot problems for hours". Any suggestions?
    Can you fill in your system Specs, please. We cant help you if we don't know what were dealing with.

    Link to your system specs in my sig. Use speccy to find out your hardware if you don't know them.

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  6. A Guy
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    Good thought Anthony. This will work as well.

    System Info - See Your System Specs

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  7. breasws
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    I tried the Bootrec tool and it said that all of the commands weren't found and I can't get far enough into my computer to download Speccy
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  8. F5ing
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    breasws said:
    I tried the Bootrec tool and it said that all of the commands weren't found ...
    That's the result when running via the bootable install or repair DVD?

    Can you upload a screenshot of the result so we can see (using a digital camera)?
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