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Startup Repair
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New #111
Startup Problem
I'm facing same problem.I have window setup in my local disk (E). Plzzz tell me how can i get it from there.n my local disk (E). Plzzz tell me how can i get it from there.
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New #112
Hello Game Rockerr, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Could you be more specific on what issue you are having?
If you click on the "System Recovery Options" link in step 1, it will help show you how to boot to it to then be able to select and do a Startup Repair. :)
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New #113
Bootmgr is missing - Fix
insert your OS CD
go to DOS window and type in your OS drive (usualy C:\)
type in bootrec /FixMbr
then type in bootrec /fixboot
then type in bootrec /rebuildbcd
then type in exit
restart your computer
it will work 100% only if you prompt at the same order
good luckLast edited by Brink; 12 Apr 2012 at 22:08. Reason: added link for more info
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New #114
Dove and Branch screen, nothing else
I have a Dell Latitude E6400. It crashed one day and I haven't been able to get back despite racking my head with the multitude of possible fixes.
Using the Windows system repair disk, I can get through that option on the boot menu, but when it gets to the loading screen of the dove and branch, there are no windows from which to select language or start system repair. It just sits there.
Using the diagnostics, I've gotten error 2000-0142
http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kcs/document?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&docid=266787#HDD
which is a HDD error. (I fear it is hardware related and I'm merely here covering my bases).
Additionally, I've used a couple different Linux usb keys and couldn't mount the drive.
Advice, sympathy, hard truth, let me hear it, thanks for your help.
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New #115
The hard truth is that code means hard drive failure, which is irrevocable. So you need a new hard drive.
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New #116
I encountered this error after doing a factory recovery using the discs I made when I took the computer out of the box.
The recovery seems to go well, and does initial setup... restarting a few times. But once I initiate a restart, windows fails to boot, instead giving me the boot manager page.
like most people, I don't have a windows' disc... just my recover cds since windows came pre-loaded on the computer.
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New #117
Not sure if it's posted here. The Startup Repair log can be found
%WINDIR%\System32\LogFiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt.
in case you forgot to check in Recovery screen.
This article will explain how to interpret them How Windows RE Works
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New #118
Startup Repair says "This might take several minutes... Attemting Repairs... [Cancel]" but in my computer it has been running for several HOURS. If I click "Cancel" it says, "The current repair operation cannot be cancelled." Now what do I do?
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