Windows Startup Repair

Folca

2235 Posts

June 22 2011 04:51 GMT

Hello TL, I havent been posting in a long time, but I come to this smart and generous community to help me with my problems of running my computer.

I have no idea what happened, but when I now start up my computer, it instantly goes to the Startup Repair, searching for the problems that it won't boot up right.

Once it finishes scanning, it tells me that it doesn't know the solution to it and to contact my manufacturer.

I just restart, and it would loop back to the Startup Repair, giving me no possible solutions.

Q6600 2.4GHz
Nvidia 9600GT
320GB HD

Any help would be great, especially from the wizard.

I want to go back to my computer..

If its any hints or helps, before I had this problem I was messing with a camera and uploading some videos and pictures.

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

June 22 2011 04:59 GMT

Is you camera still plugged into the computer? The computer might be identifying it as an external hard drive, and with my old computer, I wasn't able to boot if a flash drive or external hard drive was plugged in.

Folca

2235 Posts

June 22 2011 05:01 GMT

Its not plugged anymore.

Empyrean

17078 Posts

June 22 2011 05:35 GMT

Moving to tech support.

For once I'm moving something out of blogs. Weird ._.

Boblhead

United States2577 Posts

June 22 2011 05:40 GMT

can you get into safe mode at all?

Folca

2235 Posts

June 22 2011 05:50 GMT

On June 22 2011 14:35 Empyrean wrote:
Moving to tech support.

For once I'm moving something out of blogs. Weird ._.

haha I guess since it was a personal problem I would be posting in blogs, but I see ur point of being a technical support issue. Thanks anyways.

On June 22 2011 14:40 Boblhead wrote:
can you get into safe mode at all?

Yes I can.

semantics

10040 Posts

June 22 2011 06:13 GMT

search for problems So this is vista or windows 7?
Did you try rolling it back before you had problems with it, using system restore which is one of those recovery options.

fiskrens

Sweden196 Posts

June 22 2011 06:53 GMT

I got the same problem after my computer shut down because of a power outage in the area while doing windows updates and the registry probably got messed up. I had to reinstall windows.

If you can't system restore you should consider restoring the registry with something like this(might be outdated but should be similar) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

WarCow

United States11 Posts

June 22 2011 08:54 GMT

Once you get into startup repair, hit cancel right away and click on 'advanced options' or something like that. From there, you'll have the option to open up command prompt.
Type : "bootrec.exe /fixboot"
"bootrec.exe /fixmbr"
"bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd" Without the quotes. (It should find your OS and ask if you want to add it to the boot list... hit Y for yes.

If that doesn't fix it, do the same steps but use the system restore feature instead of the command prompt.

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