My laptop can't start Windows. The auto fix is not working and it says I don't have a prior restore point. I'm thinking I will need a new laptop, but figured I'd try posting this first.

You can't make a restore point today to Oct 19th, but you could have made it then or see if there is such and restore to it.
Note that system restore might cause file loss, so back up any data you have!

Try coming up in safe mode and selecting last known good configuration. Get safe mode by powering up laptop and pushing F2 on top row of keys. It can be fussy to get it to come up. Try it again if it doesn't come up the first time.

computer techs can fix this. Just bring it to your local computer guy and they'll replace it for a low price. Not radioshack or bestbuy..

unfortunatly your cleaner created an error in the registry my suggestion is to boot with a cd your labtop should have came with.

Well no big deal. Follow instructions below & do a system restore to a date when it was OK. Windows (START)\All prog\accessories\system tools\system restore\ Here you'll have a calendar & restore points. Choose one restore point prior to rolling back driver Apply changes & laptop will restart & ur prob will vanish. Please send me your feedback & vote to motivate us & to help us help you.

Perform a "System Restore" This is the best option; it will “restore the system” back to a previous state, to undo the change. 1. Go, to: "Control Panel". 2. Click System and Maintenance. 3. Click Backup and Restore Center. 4. In the (left) Tasks area, click on “Repair Windows using System Restore.” 5. The restore “Wizard” appears. 6. Choose (Recommended) Restore Point. “Important! “If this, restore point fail? Try again using a different “restore point.” Find the “furthest” (Date) prior to when your computer was functioning normal. 7. Follow all instructions thereafter. *Note: “Once the computer returns to Windows Desktop, “do not perform any tasks, for at least (45 min) the System Restore is still “running. “ I hope this Fix it.

run system recovery and system restore. If all else fails, boot from cd and use the recovery or windows installation disc.

you may have a new device that is bringing up this blue screen. start your system on safe mode and uninstall any hardware of software you have installed recently or use the system restore to revert your windows to an earlier date prior to the this problem. but remember that system restore works only when you have a major restore point or you have created a restore point in the past. if this fails, you may want to repair your windows installation by reinstalling it and choosing repair option. Cheers!

have you tried going back to restore point..some times windows create restore point when changing configuration on computer.

click start>>>all programs>>>accessories>>>system tools>>>system restore>>>restore my computer