Computer Help - 2

Peter5498 2nd · 07-07-2012

This happened to me also with my laptop Windows 7. Fixed once I did the repair.

Dusty · 07-07-2012

Well first you can try a System restore via command line safe mode:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...mpt?SignedIn=1

Otherwise you can do like it was said above and boot up your PC with your Windows 7 installation disc in and let it boot that up. You can try some repair options from there:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...s-in-Windows-7

DragonRider · 07-07-2012

But it won't run Safe Mode, it just loops back to the Windows Error thingy.

Dusty · 07-07-2012

Posted by DragonRider

But it won't run Safe Mode, it just loops back to the Windows Error thingy.

Not normal safe mode, safe mode with command prompt. You may still run into the same issue, but it's worth trying.

DragonRider · 07-07-2012

Posted by Dusty

Not normal safe mode, safe mode with command prompt. You may still run into the same issue, but it's worth trying.

Tried all the safe modes, they still loop back.

Dusty · 07-07-2012

Then... do the second thing.

BboyEatsbacon · 07-07-2012

Seems like your HDD's boot files are screwed. Try to get a disk that you can boot to that is only a file manager. Use that to scavenge all files you can onto an external HDD or simular.

After you've done that, go into town and pick up a windows 7 restore disk (if you don't have one). There's not much you can do to repair boot files.

Crono · 07-09-2012

Boot w/ Windows 7 disk/usb/whatever
Let it run the Windows setup
Choose the repair option?

If you're not sure how to do it I can try to guide you...

DragonRider · 07-09-2012

So, I basically quit and gave it to my dad's friend who works with computers. Thanks for all the advice guys!

DragonRider · 07-10-2012

Well guys, I found out the problem.
The hard drive died.
RIP Laptop and my pr0n

Dusty · 07-10-2012

Fairly easy to replace an HDD in a laptop.

Seeker99 · 07-10-2012

My laptop has been broken for ages. Everything is superglued to the motherboard, thanks HP and the computer people who charged is $100 to fail at fixing it damaged the case. I'm trying to take the RAM out and sell it.

DragonRider · 07-12-2012

Posted by Dusty

Fairly easy to replace an HDD in a laptop.

Question is, where can I get one that's good and cheap? I'm broke. What I'm really is devastated is my pictures folder. Quite a hefty amount of images in there, about 3 years worth.

Dusty · 07-12-2012

Posted by DragonRider

Question is, where can I get one that's good and cheap? I'm broke. What I'm really is devastated is my pictures folder. Quite a hefty amount of images in there, about 3 years worth.

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCateg...op-Hard-Drives

DragonRider · 07-12-2012

Posted by Dusty

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCateg...op-Hard-Drives

None of which I can afford.

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Peter5498 2nd Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Indiana Posts: 134	This happened to me also with my laptop Windows 7. Fixed once I did the repair.

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Dusty Should be fixed. Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 6,359	Well first you can try a System restore via command line safe mode: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...mpt?SignedIn=1 Otherwise you can do like it was said above and boot up your PC with your Windows 7 installation disc in and let it boot that up. You can try some repair options from there: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...s-in-Windows-7

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DragonRider here and there Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,619	But it won't run Safe Mode, it just loops back to the Windows Error thingy.

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BboyEatsbacon Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: En La Caja Posts: 1,679	Seems like your HDD's boot files are screwed. Try to get a disk that you can boot to that is only a file manager. Use that to scavenge all files you can onto an external HDD or simular. After you've done that, go into town and pick up a windows 7 restore disk (if you don't have one). There's not much you can do to repair boot files.

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Crono :pluffy: Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Sweden Posts: 5,945	Boot w/ Windows 7 disk/usb/whatever Let it run the Windows setup Choose the repair option? If you're not sure how to do it I can try to guide you...

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DragonRider here and there Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,619	Well guys, I found out the problem. The hard drive died. RIP Laptop and my pr0n

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Seeker99 Banned Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 321	My laptop has been broken for ages. Everything is superglued to the motherboard, thanks HP and the computer people who charged is $100 to fail at fixing it damaged the case. I'm trying to take the RAM out and sell it.