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Windows 7 won't boot.


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Pawanhammers

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I tried EasyBCD and something went wrong.

I couldn't go on Safe Mode or anything. There was error message.

Status: 0xc0000001
Info: An unexpected error orrucred.

Anyway I installed XP on it, I wanted to anyway.

XP is acting strange, I've just installed it, and its kind of slow.

Edited by Pawanhammers, 12 April 2010 - 05:03 AM.

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Check Device Manager. Any yellow ! or ? icons displayed next to any devices?
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Yes there one called 'usb device.'
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Other than your mouse and keyboard, do you have any USB devices connected?

Can you post me a screen capture of the Device Manager Window?
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Here is the first part of the device manager ( it was long ) sc1.GIF here is the second part. sc2.GIF .

The other USB devices connected are my Webcam, Wireless-G adapter and I think thats about it.
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Looks like you need to install the drivers for the web cam. Other than that, Device Manager looks good.

How slow is slow? Does it take a long time to open applications? Long time to boot?

Define "acting strange".
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I think it much got resolved somehow. It was just that when I was opening applications it would take 2 minutes to open. I dosen't do that anymore. I think its resolved.
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Probably had some transfer mode problems until you got all the drivers installed.

Too bad about losing Windows 7...it's a great operating system once you learn the ropes.

Anything else need attention?
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I don't think so.
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If you can't restore your system successfully, there may be virus infestation, or a conflict with an anti-virus program. If you are running an anti-virus program, make sure your entire virus definitions are up-to-date, and then run a detailed virus scan. If you can't find anything, temporarily disable your anti-virus program, and attempt to run System Restore.
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