Does not boot normally

Repair the Windows 7 OS with the Advance Boot Option. Press F8 key when starting Windows 7, then in the Advance Boot Option menu choose Repair Your Computer. Insert Windows 7 DVD in DVD drive to repair. then in the system recovery option choose Start Repair. follow the instructions there. After this the Windows will start normally.

hi,
please insert your operating system disc in the drive and restart the computer .
Select the boot device as cd/dvd drive and save the settings in BIOS .
restart the system and boot it using the CD.

also, you can insert the disc restart the system in safe mode.
try to restore the computer using system restore.

Hello.

Sounds like the Windows Recovery Partition is corrupted or your hard drive may be faulty.

But, first try to boot your system in Safe Mode (press F8 repeatedly as it boots) and choose Safe Mode or Last Known Good.

If it still doesn't boot properly, try the diagnostics to determine if a hardware problem - boot your system and press F 12 (or F2) repeatedly.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

If the problem lies on Windows this can be repaired. First, If you are using Windows 7 or Vista, we can try to launch startup repair from the advance boot options menu. You can access this through tapping F8 right after you turn the computer on. Tap F8 until you get to the advance boot options menu. Choose "Repair your Computer" and this should guide you on how to do the startup repair.

If you are using Windows XP, we need to try to boot to safe mode and see if you can boot the Operating System from there. To do this, it's the same drill, tap F8 repeatedly on your keyboard once you turn the computer on until you get to advance boot options menu. Choose safe mode and press enter. This should load the operating system to safe mode. If you are able to boot from here then that means one of your "drivers" has failed the OS to boot normally. If all of these fails, We can try to repair the Operating System by booting using your Restore CD or your Operating System CD from the CD-ROM drive. Reboot the computer and press F12 (or whatever it is that makes you choose to boot to CD) while seeing the pc manufacturer's logo, this should give you the options to boot to CD-ROM. It will give you a quick prompt of "press any key to boot to cd..". Make sure you press the space bar during this time to initiate the boot from CD-ROM.
For Windows XP, Once the Windows Setup loads, Choose "Recovery Console" to repair your computer. Just choose the installation you would like to repair (normally it's number 1) then it will ask you for the administrator password. By default, the password is blank, but if you set a password for admin then use that password.
Once you get to the prompt, Type this command. "CHKDSK /R" (without the quotes). It will initiate the repair for your OS. This might take an hour or so. Just wait for it to finish and it will automatically reboot your computer. Let the computer computer reboot normally. You should be able to get to your normal windows screen back.

For Windows 7 and Vista, do the F8 and choose Repair your Computer, Choose the installation you want to repair then choose command prompt. Type CHKDSK /R and that shoudl initiate the repair for your OS. Most of the time, the "startup repair" should do the fix for Vista and 7, but just in case it fails, do this step.

BTW, these repairs are designed to repair the OS without you losing the data you have on the pc.

Hope this helps. Good Luck.

You may have to do a system reformat to reinstall windows on your computer. Put your boot disk into the disk drive on your computer, and restart it. As the computer turns on, press F12 to access the boot menu.

your missing the biosinfo.inf. try reinstalling the system but backup everything you need first.

You need to repair your windows xp installation.
Insert the xp install cd and power off - then power on your pc.
If the screen says "press any key to boot from cd" then do that.
It takes a while until you get to choose options.
Choose the repair previous installation option by pressing the R key when prompted.
Follow the instructions on the screen and you should be fine.

• 1. Got to your Start menu and select “Run” option.
• 2. Type in msconfig command and click OK. The System Configuration Utility program will then open.
• 3. Select the BOOT.INI tab located at the top of the System Configuration Utility window.
• 4. UNCheck the box labeled /SAFEBOOT and click OK.
• 5. When asked if you prefer to restart the PC immediately, or Exit Without Restart, choose to restart the computer manually.
• 6. Your computer will automatically boot into Windows XP Normal Mode when you will restart it.

Hi,

This may or may not help, but, we have to start somewhere. Reboot, watch for the "enter setup option" (F? button). You in DOS environment now. Navigate to windows boot/startup options, choose safe mode, reboot. Once your os is up go immediately to -start>all programs>accessories>system tools>system restore. Choose a date option before problem existed and click next/OK. Sit back and wait for system to do its stuff. If by chance it boots up in safe mode after this exercise is completed you can go back into DOS and choose normal boot.

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option1:- choose the option called safe mode. the first option. just log in and stay for a while in there and restart your computer.
option2:- choose the option start up windows normally.