restart problems

[soon2bexpat]

I'm running W7RC 7100 and love it, coming from XP. I should have gone with 64 bit, but installed x86.

Whenever I restart, I get an error message: "Disk boot failure, insert system disk and press Enter".

The only way to start it is to insert the Install DVD and boot from that. I select Repair/System Recovery Tools/Startup Repair. When I check the Repair Diagnostic log, it always reads the same- "Windows could not detect a problem". But then I can restart from the HD and everything starts properly.

I've tried it with the BIOS boot order as CD/HD and HD/CD.

I don't restart often- I leave my system on, but it is annoying. Any ideas? Or should I just install the 64 bit?

 

[Orbital Shark]

Hi soon2bexpat, welcome to the forums.

You may want to look at

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html

This may solve the issue you are having.

Hope it helps




Jeff

 

[soon2bexpat]

You know what, I'm going to install the 64 bit version. I think all I need is a new SCSI card.

 

[soon2bexpat]

When I installed the 64 bit, it started doing the same thing. After I turned off some services (thanks, Black Viper!), it's fine. It may just be a coincidence, but here's what I stopped:
- dist link tracking client
- home group list / home group prov
- human inter dev access
- ip helper
- offline files
- peer name section
- win card space
- windows search
I also turned off Indexing.

 

[go away]

there no need to do so.
1st u go to control panel , then go to hardware section then cheek your power option. if it is all right form there, re-install your OS or change your OS.

 

[go away]

if you having 3GB ram then you can install windowseven 64bit. try it, there will be no harm in it. if you get same problem then i will tell u to call a doctor for your computer.