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Solve : windows won't start up? |
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Answer» It looks like there are several causes for your error - all of them impossible to fix, if you can't gain access to your machine. thanks for your help. i'm getting more than a little frustrated with this computer. i'm giving up on it for today and i'll try again tomorrow.What have you tried? You haven't responded to the questions.Quote from: win_termute on August 03, 2008, 01:55:18 AM I can't believe the Mickey Mouse bad advice I'm seeing given out here.Please elaborate on the "bad advice" that you've noted. And, I would point out that your "advice" is merely a rewording of suggestions already given to the OP.i'll recommend you to use safe modeQuote from: Lan Zeird on August 04, 2008, 01:44:49 AM i'll recommend you to use safe modePlease READ the thread before commenting. Quote from: jmjcari on July 26, 2008, 12:47:17 PM sorry i should have clarified...it doesn't start in normal mode, safe mode, or last know good configuration.Lan Zeird is a fake poster, see the spam link in his sig. His heroes are "his parents and Jesus", allegedly. His parents might not mind him spamming forums, but I bet Jesus would, if he existed that is. I'm not an expert in this, but try to get an original CD/DVD with a Microsoft Windows *ANYTHING*. From then on do the boot CD/DVD stuff and try to make a clean install of windows. If your data is very important turn off your PC (Shut down,Power Switch on the back,Unplug cable) (There is no power switch if this is a laptop.) And open your computer box. From then dissconnect the harddrive and connect it to another PC to backup your program files & data. Once done that, put the harddrive back into the Dell and plug in the cable back into the socket. Put the CD/DVD back in and begin the install. If that doesn't work, then I don't know... Maybe try something else... |
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