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Windows 7 won't start up

Discussion in 'Windows - General discussion' started by cooles35, Sep 16, 2011.

  1. cooles35

    cooles35 Member

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    Laptop running windows 7 was shut down during an update and since this it will not start up correctly. When I select the option to start windows normally because windows was not shut down correctly the start up screen comes on and then the screen goes blank. I can hear the drive noising but nothing is happening. All help greatly appreciated.
     
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    This just happened to to my Desktop, Here how I was able to fix.
    When you get to the screen to start window`s in normal mode.
    Try to start in safe mode, use arrow keys to highlight it, Hit enter.
    It will take some time.
    If it does start in safe mode, get into the system restore point,
    and select a restore point before the update.
     
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    Thanks Aldiii, but it won't start in safe mode either. Any other suggestions?
     
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    Did you create a Repair CD?
     
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    Thanks for replies. Had to do a system restore and its fine now.
     
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    Switch on laptop,at bios screen press F8 Key,you will then see a list of options. select (Last known good configuration) this will restore your laptop to an earlyer time before the problem occured Hopefully!
     

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