Sorry - you slipped off the radar!
a repair install is very different from a clean install - you retain all your data and installed programs, and most of your settings.
The minor errors were the sort of thing you might expect from power-out shutdowns, and don't generally lead to system problems.
What is the make/model of your machine?
Ah it's okay! I was just masking sure which one you were talking about.
Ah, I see.
I have HP Pavilion Elite HPE-501f.
HP Support document - HP Support Center
I don't have a CD, so i'm not quite sure how to access the repair.
Unless you can borrow a genuine Windows 7 Home Premium disk from someone, there's no other way, currently to get hold of the media for a repair safely.
This means that you're left with a clean install as your only option, using the inbuilt Recovery system - unless your machine's Recovery process has the better option of a Windows repair (some HP's did/do) You should back up your data to external media anyhow before proceeding with any operation such as these!
I actually don't have a Recovery option because this Windows was off from the net (digital). One of the official windows.
My original HDD crashed. So this is a new one, and I wasn't sure if it was the HDD that was causing trouble. I'll guess i'll repair and see how it goes then. I'll update you.
Thank you for helping and replying, Noel!
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