Solved help nothing responding windows 7

[gregrocker]

If its The password prompted by Repair CD shown on the screenshot I posted then proceed with the steps I gave you. Or Did you plan to just ignore the steps I wrote out for you?

If its under warranty then I would call Acer if you're unable to interact with steps which we use here. We can resolve any issue if there's cooperation.

 

[emna0212]

I was not ignoring your help im not at home so i was on someone elses pc
there was another comment left after your one saying it could be acer
thats all.

I appreciate all the help that is given to me

when i get home i will try all these things

thanks

 

[emna0212]

how to boot

Hi just one more question please.

i have downloaded rufus and peppermint 3 onto usb stick.

how do i boot using this please as f12 has no option for usb

im trying to do a emergency back up before i reset computer

thanks

 

[gregrocker]

You need to install Rufus to write Peppermint to stick. If it doesn't do it try Yumi.

Also in post 18 above I gave you a link to write the Win7 installation ISO to stick Or disk. You can use that to http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/93347-copy-paste-windows-recovery-console.html and also repair without a password -which you just ignored as though I hadn't taken the time to write it all out for you.

Then I'd go ahead to do the http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html#post1839164 which is infinitely better than Factory Reset.

 

[emna0212]

iso

Hi im trying to do the windows download tool on someone elses computer
i am at the part that says browse to find iso.

silly question but where would i find this please

 

[andrew129260]

Hi im trying to do the windows download tool on someone elses computer
i am at the part that says browse to find iso.

silly question but where would i find this please

Wherever you downloaded and saved the iso file. Can't help you much there, we can't read minds to see where you saved it. Check the users folder and then the downloads folder. It is most likely in there.

 

[emna0212]

boot from usb

Hi ive followed all direction this time and have my usb ready

in the copy and paste link to repair compuer

it says boot using usb

i have a acer desktop aspire m3800

i press f12 and it says select boot device but there is no usb options
what shall i do please

 

[gregrocker]

Is there a HD or Removable choice you can expand to see the stick to choose it?

What exactly did you write to the stick and how? Peppermint to rescue files? Windows 7 ISO using MS Download tool?

Will stick boot in another PC?

Can you move the HD to another PC to copy the files out? Then wipe the HD with Diskpart Clean Command to move it back to the Acer and the installer should autostart.

 

[emna0212]

hello

Hi again
how would i move the hd to another computer to transfer files is that with the blue plug
and just connect them together.

the only options that come up when i try and boot with my usb
is compact flash that makes any sense

also i have got the rufus peppermint and the windows tool and iso on usb that you advised me to do

thanks

 

[gregrocker]

Did you select Compact Flash? That sounds like the stick.

I don't know why you can't perform any of the steps. Are you clicking on the blue links to read how each step is done?

Did you try Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console with your Win7 installation media from stick? You would download Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1 English Official ISO download then write to stick using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool browsing to the ISO download to write it to stick.

The tap the Acer F12 key to choose the stick to boot. It may be listed under hard drives, Removable or USB. It should show up if you wrote it correctly.

Try running a few Startup Repairs from System Recovery Options, then System Recovery to your earliest restore point.

If repairs fail then you'll need to reinstall. You have two methods to rescue files using a boot disk. You can also move your HD to another PC to rescue files.

You would need to take adequate static-electricity shock precautions if you work in the case. Don't touch any electronic components without first touching the case, and don't work on carpet.

You can detach the hard drive carefully and plug it in to another PC's port of the same type. Then make sure that PC remains set to boot its native HD and boot into the OS to copy out your files. While there I'd also test the hard drive's condition with maker's HD Diagnostic.

Then return the HD to its case, boot the installation media to Clean Install Windows 7 deleting all partitions during the booted install in Steps 7 and 8. Create new partition, format to reinstall.

 

[emna0212]

boot error

Hi i have tried booting from usb it finally came up in the options
pressed enter then black screen with

boot error

am i still doing something wrong or does that mean photos etc
cant be saved

thnaks

 

[gregrocker]

Yes we can save your photos.

It's possible that the stick was made wrong.

Since you need a WIn7 installation stick for doing a Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
and for needed repairs, let me walk you through creating one for your version of Win7.

First download this file, saving it to where you can find it - most browsers put it in your Downloads folder: Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1 English Official ISO download

Now download and install Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool, run it to write the ISO file you downloaded to the stick, formatting the stick first.

Now reboot and tap the F12 key, choose stick to boot.

Win7 installation files should load, then follow these steps to copy your files to an external Hard Drive or another flash stick: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console.

If you don't have another place to copy the files, then can you burn the Win7 ISO to a DVD and boot it the same way? Now would be a great time to buy an external hard drive to back up your pics to, or at least a big enough flash stick.

Once you have the files copied out of the stranded install, reboot into the Win7 installation media's System Recovery Options to confirm that the 100mb System Reserved partition (preferrred if you have it) or C partition is the Partition Marked Active then try running Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times.

If it won't repair then you can continue if you want with the steps for Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start or you can proceed with doing the Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.

Let us know how this goes. Don't get frustrated if you get stuck, just report back the problem and we will help you get past it. I will be back at 8 am PST Thurs.