how can i solve boot wrong windows
hi
i have a desktop computer
it has some problems...and now dont boot
send me next error:
it wasn't up windows is it possible a hardaware change recent is it the cuase.
to sole it
1. inser setupo windows disk
2.select idiom
3.select click on reapair equipmetn
if you dont have that disk go with microsfotr
status 0xc0000000e
informtaion.. error to select the boot up it is imposible to have acces to a required device
..........................
this is teh message
i dont have the set up disk
and i need to restore the setup to boot up as before...
yes...i made some test with other disk and run a chkdsk over this disk ..this disk certainly now have some fisical error
someone could help me
please
thanks a lo
i have a desktop computer
it has some problems...and now dont boot
send me next error:
it wasn't up windows is it possible a hardaware change recent is it the cuase.
to sole it
1. inser setupo windows disk
2.select idiom
3.select click on reapair equipmetn
if you dont have that disk go with microsfotr
status 0xc0000000e
informtaion.. error to select the boot up it is imposible to have acces to a required device
..........................
this is teh message
i dont have the set up disk
and i need to restore the setup to boot up as before...
yes...i made some test with other disk and run a chkdsk over this disk ..this disk certainly now have some fisical error
someone could help me
please
thanks a lo
Step 1:
Removing all peripherals from the computer (except mouse, keyboard, and monitor) and booting to see if the issue resolves.
If it does, you can add the hardware back one piece at a time to see whats failing.
If that doesn't help, you might visit the computer manufacturers website and download the latest chipset driver.
Step 2:
You may also try to rebuild the BCD and check if that helps. Follow the steps in the microsoft help article and check if that resolves the issue.
How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows Recovery Environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows
Removing all peripherals from the computer (except mouse, keyboard, and monitor) and booting to see if the issue resolves.
If it does, you can add the hardware back one piece at a time to see whats failing.
If that doesn't help, you might visit the computer manufacturers website and download the latest chipset driver.
Step 2:
You may also try to rebuild the BCD and check if that helps. Follow the steps in the microsoft help article and check if that resolves the issue.
How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows Recovery Environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows
i suggest to use the minimum setup as described in my article :
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Hardware/Components/Motherboards/A_1945.html (Short-overview-of-how-to-
start by running RAM and Disk diags, as suggested - to be sure about your basics
in case the disk has problems, here is how to handle it :
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Storage/Hard_Drives/A_3000-The-bad-hard-disk-problem.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Hardware/Components/Motherboards/A_1945.html (Short-overview-of-how-to-
start by running RAM and Disk diags, as suggested - to be sure about your basics
in case the disk has problems, here is how to handle it :
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Storage/Hard_Drives/A_3000-The-bad-hard-disk-problem.html
ASKER
hi nobus
i run minixp and chkdsk the hddd
and then try to repair Windows from a win 7 install DVD, but now i have this error:
The file is posible corrputed . The file header check sum dos not match the computed checksum
some one know?
i run minixp and chkdsk the hddd
and then try to repair Windows from a win 7 install DVD, but now i have this error:
The file is posible corrputed . The file header check sum dos not match the computed checksum
some one know?
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follow the guide i posted point by point; don't try other ways - you'll get mixed up then
ASKER
well finally as thinkpads_user say, i needed to reinstall Windows...thanks a lot
@tenriquez39 - Thank you and I was happy to help. I do know that it is inconvenient to reinstall an operating system but at least you are on your way again.
... Thinkpads_User
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To recover the data on the problem hard drive, start the computer with a bootable CD (Ultimate Boot CD), see what can be saved and copy the data that can be saved to a USB key or a USB hard drive.
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