your catching up fine, it's me that doesn't explain things correctly in the first place.
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Best Answer Elton yu , 04 November 2015 - 06:06 AM
HEY GUYS any of you still around? So i got my laptop checked and my brothers gonna take it to the shop to replace the dam harddrive (it was the harddrives fault as said by a technician... Go to the full post »
your catching up fine, it's me that doesn't explain things correctly in the first place.
It may be better if you post back after making the repair disc, then we can give you which repair option to try first.
OK, here we go.
Please read again the steps in this Tutorial, > http://www.howtogeek...c-in-windows-7/
Make sure the Laptop is connect to a wall plug.
Put the repair disc in the Laptop DVD tray and restart.
> On the first screen that is displayed, make sure Windows Setup [EMS Enabled] is highlighted, > press Enter.
On the second screen that open, insure the Use Recovery Tools ,,,, is selected, > click Next.
In the third window that opens we will first try, > Click System Restore.
Complete the steps required.
When the Laptop restarts, are you at the Desktop?
Restart the Laptop, the system repair tool will load and display the first screen
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OK, now I see it.
Restartthe Laptop and start pressing F12,
Restart the Laptop and start pressing F12, Do you get a Boot options screen.
Use the arrow key to highlight the DVD/CD line, then press enter
OK, do that.
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