Windows 7 StartUp Issue

[iseeuu]

Can you start Windows in "Safe Mode"?

 

[idwi]

i try to press F8 , F12 but im not able to pass the screen =/

 

[iseeuu]

i try to press F8 , F12 but im not able to pass the screen =/

Well ... unless some others have a different solution for you ... it would seem your only other option is to reinstall Windows 7.

You can do a "Custom Install" that will save your current Windows to a folder, windows.old, that you can access to get your old files.

You can use the drive management utility, http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/52291-partition-hard-drive-windows-7-install.html , during the install to shrink the current Windows partition (volume) and install a second Windows 7 in the empty space and again have access to all your user profiles and files, to transfer them to your new working Windows.

Please let us know how we might help?

Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

Isnt there a way that i can reinstall it but i don't loose the installed programs on the old?

 

[idwi]

OR, cant i make a new boot file in C: using the command prompt? cant it be done?

 

[iseeuu]

Isnt there a way that i can reinstall it but i don't loose the installed programs on the old?

With Windows XP you could just use the install CD and reinstall XP and copy over the system files. Windows 7 does not allow for this. You can do a "Repair Install" but only if you are able to boot into windows. As you are not able to start Windows, this is not an option.

OR, cant i make a new boot file in C: using the command prompt? cant it be done?

Your boot partition (the 100MB "System Reserved" partition, if you have one) seems to be working correctly as it gives you the option to repair your computer when Windows does not startup correctly. So removing the boot partition and moving the boot code to the Windows partition is not going to change what is preventing Windows from starting.

Files do not become corrupted by them selves, there is always a cause. Something has broken the files Windows needs to start, and you cannot fix that if you can not start Windows. From the information provided so far, I can not determine the reason Windows will not start, so I can not tell you how to fix it. The simplest solution would seem to be to reinstall Windows in a way that allows you to save all your files.

Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

Well i will, and reinstall everything again ~ *sarcasm on* yey! so funny!!! *sarcasm off* Why cant windows be more like Ubuntu or Mac OS /swt ~ Thanks Robert !!

 

[iseeuu]

Do you have the Install DVD or the "System Repair" CD? If so have you tried to do a "Restore Point" from the DVD or CD?

Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

I have the installation DVD but not the restore CD ~

 

[iseeuu]

I have the installation DVD but not the restore CD ~

You can boot to the DVD and go to this page where you can restore using a "Restore Point"

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Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

Trying ~

 

[idwi]

Another Message,

 

[iseeuu]

Without a translation, it would appear that you do not have any "Restore Points" or they are not accessible.

Another option would be if you had saved an image of your Windows? If you had that, you could restore it the same way you would do a restore point.

Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

A backup will work? cuz i think one friend of mines has it

 

[iseeuu]

A backup will work? cuz i think one friend of mines has it

To use the Windows Backup you have to be able to start Windows. But if you have a saved "Backup Image" you can restore that the same way you would do the "Restore Point"

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Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

so to make it easier i just have to install the W7 and then use the backup and Voila

 

[iseeuu]

so to make it easier i just have to install the W7 and then use the backup and Voila

If you have saved a backup, yes, you can reinstall Windows and from inside Windows use the backup to restore your settings to when the backup was created.

 

[idwi]

Hands.... on work ~

 

[iseeuu]

Hands.... on work ~

Good luck!

Cheers!
Robert

 

[idwi]

i will need it Thanks for that! and for all your time Robert~! You are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G !