[azcarla0389]

HI

Im Running Win7 64bit and every time i turn on my system it goes to the page where it ask to select start up repair or start windows normally.

I had the same issue with Win8.1 64bit earlier and i thought i was the OS and removed Win8.1 and installed WIn7 64ultimate, but no luck.

 

When I try to start windows normally, as soon as the windows logo animation appears, a blue screen very briefly flashes (So brief I can't read the message).
Then I am directed to another screen which indicates my options as either commencing the Startup Repair or Start Windows normally. If I start the Startup Repair, the process is not able to fix the problem automatically.

I tried restoring the system using backup restore points but no luck again. 

I hope someone can help :-) and thank you in advance! 

Edited by azcarla0389, 16 November 2014 - 02:35 PM.

[Advertisements]

    azcarla0389,

 

Can you tell us the model name or number of the Lenovo computer so that we can do some research.

.

NB: So that I can confirm that you have received notification of my reply to your topic please click on the Follow this topic tab at the upper right corner of the page. 

[phillpower2]

    azcarla0389,

 

Can you tell us the model name or number of the Lenovo computer so that we can do some research.

.

NB: So that I can confirm that you have received notification of my reply to your topic please click on the Follow this topic tab at the upper right corner of the page. 

[azcarla0389]

Hi 

Thanks for your reply. i forgot to mention that this a PC which i custom build.

 

Attached Thumbnails

• 

[phillpower2]

I have tried using Lenovo rescue and recovery to fix it with no luck.

 

 

You cannot use this type of disk on anything other than the specific model of Lenovo computer that it is intended for.

 

Can I ask what type of disk was used to install Windows 7 on the computer and from where it was obtained.

 

We also need more information about the computer hardware, post the brand and model name or number for the motherboard, any add on video card, the hard drive and the power supply.

 

As per my reply #2

NB: So that I can confirm that you have received notification of my reply to your topic please click on the Follow this topic tab at the upper right corner of the page. 

 

If you do not follow this topic I have no way of knowing if you have received notification of any reply that your thread may have.

[azcarla0389]

Sorry about that 

WIn7 disc i got from my friend

 

Here is the brand  names of the hardware installed in my PC

 

MB- Asus M5A97 R2.0

RAM - Corsair 4gb ddr3 1333mhz

GPU - Asus Geforce Nvidea 550ti

HDD- 2 Toshibha 1TB  

PSU - Corsair CX500

[phillpower2]

No problem regarding the Lenovo disk but it is important that we know exactly what type of disk it was that you used to install Windows 7, what you describe as happening could be a failed installation due to a bad HDD or the installation software itself being bad, as you had the same problem with Windows 8.1 it may point more towards a flaky HDD and this would be reinforced if the Windows 7 disk you got from your friend was either a full retail or an OEM disk, if the disk was a burned copy it could be bad and not have installed properly, this makes it harder to determine if it is the HDD or not, can you tell us the exact type of disk and if you have purchased your own product key from Microsoft, if you have your own product key we can help you with downloading your own Windows 7 ISO which will allow you to do a good, clean, fresh install.

 

Hardware details acknowledged, for now though we should look at the type of disk used and/or the HDD that the OS was installed on.

[azcarla0389]

Thnks for the reply Phillpower2

 

I just checked with my friend and it is reatail disk. also found the earlier win 8.1 i used was too retail disk.

 

Regarding the HDD i used the same HDD for installation of WIn 8.1 and Win7 

[phillpower2]

As a retail disk was used I suggest that the HDD is tested first, you can use Seatools for DOS for this as Toshiba support is not too clever, download and "how to use" details here

 

What about the Microsoft product key, do you have one.

[azcarla0389]

Ok i have downloaded Seatools for DOS and shld i burn the image file to a disk or can i use a bootable USB?

 

And yes i have a product key for win 7

[phillpower2]

Burn it to disk as detailed at the link below; 

 

How to burn an .iso image onto a CD here

 

Windows 7 ISO links here

 

Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool here