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12 Feb 2010 | #170 |
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C'est la vie, I suppose... or is it more "c'est la guerre"? <heheh> In retrospect, I should "sail a boat" and stay out of the Operating System!
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19 Feb 2010 | #171 |
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Hello
I m trying to do a repair install on my windows 7 64bit cause for some reason i cannot even enter windows. I m getting a bsod error "Stop: 0x000000F4" right after windows welcome logo screen comes up. So i m trying to do a rpair install but it doesnt let me do so when booting from the DVD. A message appears saying that i have to start windows normally and then choose upgrade from the DVD! What else can i do now? ![]() |
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19 Feb 2010 | #172 |
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You may end up having to do a clean install..
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19 Feb 2010 | #173 |
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i know this is the easiest solution.. but it is also the last solution..
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24 Feb 2010 | #174 |
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Was directed to this thread earlier today. I followed the steps, but there were a few differences.
I have Win 7 Ultimate, the Upgrade asked me for 12.2 GB free (on a drive i only has 20 GB total ![]() I did see some improvement, such as less CPU usage, but my main problem wasn't fixed (some DirectX thing) Glad to know i'll have this option to utilize in the future, but after deleting practically everythig I installed just to do the Upgrade/Repair, I may as well go do another clean installation. Thanks though. ~Des |
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26 Feb 2010 | #175 |
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This guide won't work in my case. I can't it because the reason that I need to do a repair install is that none of my USB devices work (ie: I can't log in because of a lack of a keyboard). It doesn't matter what port I use or what device I use, it doesn't work.
I got in this situation because I was having trouble with iTunes not restoring my ipod. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the USB host controller. Apparently, it didn't reinstall and when I rebooted, I couldn't log in. Safe mode doesn't work either. I have tried a system restore but for some reason I only have one saved and it is after the damage was done. I really don't want to have to reinstall. I have a backup of my files, but I just hate doing through the process of installing all of my programs. If I insert the Windows 7 DVD and boot from it, the mouse and keyboard work. Can I do a repair install by booting from the disk or do I have to be logged in? |
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26 Feb 2010 | #176 |
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This guide won't work in my case. I can't it because the reason that I need to do a repair install is that none of my USB devices work (ie: I can't log in because of a lack of a keyboard). It doesn't matter what port I use or what device I use, it doesn't work.
I got in this situation because I was having trouble with iTunes not restoring my ipod. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the USB host controller. Apparently, it didn't reinstall and when I rebooted, I couldn't log in. Safe mode doesn't work either. I have tried a system restore but for some reason I only have one saved and it is after the damage was done. I really don't want to have to reinstall. I have a backup of my files, but I just hate doing through the process of installing all of my programs. If I insert the Windows 7 DVD and boot from it, the mouse and keyboard work. Can I do a repair install by booting from the disk or do I have to be logged in? |
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26 Feb 2010 | #177 |
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Is there any way I can load the driver from the Windows 7 DVD?
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26 Feb 2010 | #178 |
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There is no driver. You are simply upgrading your current installation, which requires Windows to be running.
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05 Mar 2010 | #179 |
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Excuse me... I've got little problem when trying ti repair or upgrade the win 7
It always said that the windows cannot upgrade from 32 to 64 or the opposite Even though i using the 64 and want to upgrade to 64 again How to solve this problem? |
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