Windows Seven does not start

[Rythemz]

I cant get my computer to start.

It takes about five minutes to get to the screen where it then says launch repair where it then goes black for ever.

If i choose normal it will load for about 10 minutes then go back to the choosing launch reapair or normal?

Thank you in advance

 

[zigzag3143]

I cant get my computer to start.

It takes about five minutes to get to the screen where it then says launch repair where it then goes black for ever.

If i choose normal it will load for about 10 minutes then go back to the choosing launch reapair or normal?

Thank you in advance

We could use as much information as you have about your computer so we know what we are dealing with.

Do you have the win 7 dvd? have you tried booting from it?

 

[Rythemz]

Im not sure i can boot.

I have all cds.

Fresh install.

64 Bit

Is that what you need?

 

[gregrocker]

See if you can boot into Safe Mode with networking to install, update and run Malwarebytes.

If you can't enter Safe Modes, then download and burn to CD or write to flash stick, then boot and run a full scan with Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper

Next Boot the Win7 DVD Repair console (on second screen) or Repair CD to run Startup Repair repeatedly.

Startup Repair should automate System Restore and System File checker, but if it fails run them separately from the Repair tools list: SFC -SCANNOW Run in Command Prompt at Boot

You can copy out your files using DVD/Repair CD: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console

Then run full Factory Recovery from partition first, saving Recovery disks as backup, or clean reinstall using Win7 DVD. If you will at least tell us your computer make/model we can help you further with these choices.

 

[Rythemz]

System repair does not work either.

And i can not eject the cd i have in there without logining in which i can not do

 

[gregrocker]

You are running it from the booted Win7 installation DVD Repair console or Repair CD as stated?

There should be an eject button on the CD/DVD drive to push when powered up, or unfold a paper clip and slide it in the tiny hole which will release the disk tray.

Exactly what disks do you have?

Follow the original steps given exactly as given or ask questions back to do them correctly, then report back results for each.

 

[Rythemz]

I have all upgrade and windows seven disk in and its a touch eject button which requires driver to use and i did not get the chance to install driver

 

[gregrocker]

If you have the Win7 DVD in the drive, restart the computer and tap the one-time BIOS Boot menu key given on BIOS screen to boot the disk, select Repair My COmputer on second screen.

If you cannot find the Boot Menu key, enter BIOS setup to set DVD drive first to boot, save settings, restart and press any key when prompted to boot DVD: How to Boot your Computer from a Bootable CD or DVD

 

[Rythemz]

My computer just makes a loud beeping sound when i click bios

I got it it was just loading

Im not sure how to set it up to boot from cd -_-

 

[Victor6799]

I had a question to ask of Rythemz. What kind of system do you have ? Is it a desktop or laptop ? Also did you do a clean install of Windows 7 without any errors right ? If yes did you install any updates from the MS site without any issues ? Then after the clean install when did you encounter the above mentioned errors ? Did you add any new hardware or could the original Windows 7 install disk be damaged or scratched causing a failed install ? Is there anyway that the hard drive may be failing or have bad sectors on it ?

Do you have the model of the motherboard or if its a laptop what is the model number of the laptop ? the option to boot from the CD/DVD is usually located in the BIOS.

 

[gregrocker]

Im not sure how to set it up to boot from cd -_-

I posted how to do this above. All of the blue links are to illustrated tutorials showing how each step is done.

 

[Rythemz]

Nothing happens when i do that ;/

 

[gregrocker]

What Windows 7 disks do you have? What exactly do the labels say on them?

If you burned the disks yourself, have they successfully booted for for install or repairs before?

If not confirm the ISO integrity and burn another DVD or CD using ImgBurn at 4x speed with verify.

Then restart the computer and tap the one-time BIOS boot menu key repeatedly and firmly every second:
Asus - F8
HP/Compaq - Esc
Sony - F2
Acer - F12
Gateway - F10
eMachnes - F10
Toshiba - F12
Dell - F12
IBM/Lenovo - the blue Thinkvantage button

 

[Rythemz]

I have every disk it comes with nto made by me.

And i have alien ware

 

[Rythemz]

They have worked before

 

[gregrocker]

I asked what it says on the labels on each disk. Is there a Win7 Installation DVD?

Put the Win7 Installation DVD in the drive, restart the computer and tap the F12 key every second. Does it prompt to "Press any key to boot DVD?"

 

[Victor6799]

If you can see the startup or bootup process like the memory or hard drive detection you can press the pause key to view the model of the motherboard from there we can check the manual to see if the motherboard is configured to boot from the CD/DVD. Also you need to make sure the CD/DVD you have is bootable ?

Hope the above helps.

 

[Rythemz]

Ok i will do that

 

[Rythemz]

When i try to boot from cds it goes to a black screen

 

[Victor6799]

As Gregrocker asked what does the CD that your trying to boot with say on it ? Is it in good condition and not scratched or anything ?