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mv93

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Hey all, hopefully I can find some help here. I have a Dell Inspiron 1545 with Windows 7. Two days ago, I turned my laptop on and stepped away to do some work. When I came back, it had restarted for some reason and was attempting to run Startup Repair (had never done this before). AFter attempting it says "Startup repair cannot repair the system automatically" (or something similiar). When I hit "finish" it shuts down the computer.

I have hit F8 and tried to restart it in every option available and the only thing it will do is attempt to start and then go straight into Startup Repair. I made a recovery disk from another computer, went into the BIOS and changed it to boot from CD drive, it will go into the blue Dell screen without the Startup Repair box coming up, and stay there for a minute or so, then an error box comes up with Error 0X4001100200001012. When I click on the "X", the laptop shuts down.

I've done a system recovery and everything goes fine and then when I restart, it goes directly into Startup Repair, then the "Startup repair cannot repair the system automatically" message. I did the Dell DataSafe Restore & Emergency Backup option, everything went fine, it completed successfully, then when I restarted, it went straight into Startup Repair, then the "Startup repair cannot repair the system automatically" message again!!

I'm at my wits end! Any advice?
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It appears this problem is now being dealt with here
http://www.geekstogo...ckup-dsb-files/

on which I have posted asking mv93 to confirm.
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