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monkey_trouble 07-06-2012 04:21 PM
windows not loading
 
windows 7 is not loading no my computer
its stuck at a black screen with a flashing dash
does anyone have any idea whats wrong with it?
help would be appreciated thanks all!

Recon604 07-06-2012 04:37 PM
did you install something before this happened?

If you did, go into safemode and uninstall it.

LuHua 07-06-2012 05:02 PM
He's not even booting, how could he get into safe mode?

To OP: go into bios and check if your drive is still connected, if so check your boot order or manually choose your boot source.

Recon604 07-06-2012 05:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by LuHua (Post 7968841)
He's not even booting, how could he get into safe mode?

To OP: go into bios and check if your drive is still connected, if so check your boot order or manually choose your boot source.
if hes not booting, it will ask for boot media...

!MiKrofT 07-06-2012 05:29 PM
MBR probably got messed up. Try repairing with your windows install disk.

speedlimits 07-06-2012 05:55 PM
are you trying to boot from cd or are you simply just trying to get into windows?

speedlimits 07-06-2012 05:56 PM
If trying to boot from cd go into bios and select your dvd drive as first in the boot order

speedlimits 07-06-2012 05:57 PM
if going into windows try to run safemode or try to use your windows cd to repair it.

FerrariEnzo 07-06-2012 06:40 PM
cant you use the Last Know Good Configuration?

LuHua 07-07-2012 01:38 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Recon604 (Post 7968843)
if hes not booting, it will ask for boot media...
Oops, forgot about that. My mistake.

Razor Ramon HG 07-08-2012 01:35 AM
Double check that your BIOS is choosing the right drive as the start-up medium.

If that seems correct, follow what !MiKrofT said. Boot off your Windows disc or USB drive, and either use the startup repair tool, or manually fix it with command prompt.


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