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KCTS, but if the hard drive isnt working in this machine, how will i get the files off in another machine? &nbsp;Thanks for the quick response!
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KCTS, but if the hard drive isnt working in this machine, how will i get the files off in another machine?  Thanks for the quick response!

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I have a computer here at work that stopped booting to windows. &nbsp;Everytime its booted it will ask to go in safemode, regular startup, last known good configuration etc. &nbsp;Each choice i make gets to the windows logo screen then reboots itself. &nbsp;Is there anything i can do to fix this without reimaging the drive?
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I have a computer here at work that stopped booting to windows.  Everytime its booted it will ask to go in safemode, regular startup, last known good configuration etc.  Each choice i make gets to the windows logo screen then reboots itself.  Is there anything i can do to fix this without reimaging the drive?

work computer wont boot!

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