Ole37
Vista OS won't load
Started by
Ole37
, Aug 30 2011 06:30 AM
#16
Posted 04 September 2011 - 04:07 PM
Ole37
#17
Posted 04 September 2011 - 04:31 PM
The upgrade should work as long as the system is in Windows when you start.
Your data should remain safe during the upgrade.
Your data should remain safe during the upgrade.
#18
Posted 04 September 2011 - 04:35 PM
Will it also correct my MBR problem?
#19
Posted 04 September 2011 - 04:38 PM
It should since the mbr has to be rewritten to show Win7
#20
Posted 04 September 2011 - 04:56 PM
OK, Thanks. That's the direction I'll take. Let you know how it turns out.
Ole37
Ole37
#21
Posted 04 September 2011 - 05:15 PM
OK no problem I will wait for your results.
#22
Posted 16 September 2011 - 08:52 PM
Rshaffer61
Water has gone under the bridge! I've got things as I want them now. Have Windows 7 with a clean install.
Now for the rest of the story:
As you remember, I got my running in Vista (lucky) so I kept it on. But as you know the installation process requires a restart. That's when my luck ran out. Was never able to start the system again. I gave into it and took it to a local repair shop. He found that the problem was a bad hard drive.
I looked in the mirror and saw one dumb a**. The computer finally quit seeing the drive. I guess it was slowly dieing on me. I used the HD drive check and it showed all ok. But that was of course when it booted up! When trying to boot from a disk, I pressed F10. The screen showed I had two drives. It labeled the slave drive but the OS drive was never labeled. I noticed it but never saw what it said. It was right there if front of me.
Well thanks for your effort.
From the east of Tennessee (Maryville)
Ole37
Water has gone under the bridge! I've got things as I want them now. Have Windows 7 with a clean install.
Now for the rest of the story:
As you remember, I got my running in Vista (lucky) so I kept it on. But as you know the installation process requires a restart. That's when my luck ran out. Was never able to start the system again. I gave into it and took it to a local repair shop. He found that the problem was a bad hard drive.
I looked in the mirror and saw one dumb a**. The computer finally quit seeing the drive. I guess it was slowly dieing on me. I used the HD drive check and it showed all ok. But that was of course when it booted up! When trying to boot from a disk, I pressed F10. The screen showed I had two drives. It labeled the slave drive but the OS drive was never labeled. I noticed it but never saw what it said. It was right there if front of me.
Well thanks for your effort.
From the east of Tennessee (Maryville)
Ole37
#23
Posted 17 September 2011 - 03:43 AM
I'm sorry it was the hard drive that failed and I hope you did not lose much data in the progress.
I am happy you were able to finally resolve the issue even though it may not have been the resolution you were hoping for. Thank you for updating your topic with the final resolution and for your patience with all the steps we took.
Thank you for allowing me to assist you though all this and for your cooperation. Last but not least thank you for choosing GTG and I do hope you will stay and use our forum for any further help and maybe even add your advice if you can for someone else.
From Memphis, Tn
I am happy you were able to finally resolve the issue even though it may not have been the resolution you were hoping for. Thank you for updating your topic with the final resolution and for your patience with all the steps we took.
Thank you for allowing me to assist you though all this and for your cooperation. Last but not least thank you for choosing GTG and I do hope you will stay and use our forum for any further help and maybe even add your advice if you can for someone else.
From Memphis, Tn
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