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Hi i have the et13319-03w my problem is i rebooted win 7 and it gets to the end and says unxeped shut down. must restart to finnish install but just keeps on doing that and reboot over agan and the same thing happins thanks.
Re: Hi i have the et13319-03w my problem is i rebooted...
Try starting it in safe mode and performing a system restore back to when it was working.
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open bios, go to boot section
change 1st boot to cd
save and esc
open cd drive
put in cd disc
close cd drive
shut down the pc
restart and the win program will instal from the cd
hope you are installing win10 as the rest are no longer supported by Microsoft so win xp and win 7 are a waste of time
windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft and so updates will no longer be happening
you have to move to win 8 or the push is on to move you to win 10
In future you will be experiencing driver failures for what you have as the win 7 provided drivers drop out and when that happens you have to go to the manufacturers web site to get the driver for your equipment
First - re-seat the hard disk and reboot the computer. If the computer does not boot up then reboot and go into the BIOS configuration to see if the BIOS detects the hard drive. If it doesn't detect the hard drive then it could be faulty. Then the hard drive needs to be replaced in the computer/laptop, Windows installed and the computer or laptop's device drivers plus your programs etc. to get a functioning computer/laptop again.
Hi, You will need to enable the Advance power management in Bios and on windows.. Try to see in the bios the advance setting for APM. Some motherboard you have to enable this. Other its simply on windows. After the installation of windows Go >Right click desktop>properties>then select screen saver tab>below click power> Then click APM tab enable and restart May be this can solve this issues. Or else I would advice to change the power supply and see. Regards uttam
Some versions of Windows 7 have an XP Mode. The driver that ran perfectly under XP may do so there. That Windows 7 Home Premium is 64 bit may be a factor if the vanishing driver ran under a 32 bit XP system.
Does it show BLUE Screen, or does it show the Windows loading before it restarts?
If Bluescreen, something happened to root system files and you need to REPAIR 1. Shut down PC, pull out all USB devices, Floppies and insert Win CDROM 2. Power on 3. Press any key to boot from CDROM 4. Select Install 5. Select Repair 6. Ans questions and let run 30min 7. Remove CDROM 8. Reboot - it should work now
If Windows Logo, A device or driver you or MS or Mozilla or... installed for you malfunctioned and you need to start in LAST KNOWN GOOD mode 1. Reboot 2. Press F8 and hold down 3. Enter Password if asked 4. Select "Last Known Good" 5. When stable and logged in, Reboot
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