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I would suggest starting with booting from your Windows 7 DVD and then running a startup repair on the installation first.<br />
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Repairing your Windows 7 installation:<br />
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1. Insert the Windows 7 DVD.<br />
2. Boot from the DVD.<br />
3. Choose your language and click &quot;Next&quot;.<br />
4. Click &quot;Repair Your Computer&quot; and then select the operating system you want to repair.<br />
5. Click on the &quot;Startup Repair&quot; link from list of recovery tools in the system recovery options.
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I would suggest starting with booting from your Windows 7 DVD and then running a startup repair on the installation first.

Repairing your Windows 7 installation:

1. Insert the Windows 7 DVD.
2. Boot from the DVD.
3. Choose your language and click "Next".
4. Click "Repair Your Computer" and then select the operating system you want to repair.
5. Click on the "Startup Repair" link from list of recovery tools in the system recovery options.

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How is the temperature on the BIOS, it could be overheating?
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How is the temperature on the BIOS, it could be overheating?

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You got a point. temperature of the processor 75 C0. what can be done to cool but to change the fan.
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You got a point. temperature of the processor 75 C0. what can be done to cool but to change the fan.

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Hi guys. I have a problem after a clean install<br />
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Win 7 computer at the entrance to the win7 makes the reboot and the cycle repeats endlessly, <br />
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even when in Safe Mode. The disk is checked for bad sectors. All OK
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Hi guys. I have a problem after a clean install

Win 7 computer at the entrance to the win7 makes the reboot and the cycle repeats endlessly, 

even when in Safe Mode. The disk is checked for bad sectors. All OK

Reboot Win 7 and the cycle repeats endlessly

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