Trying to use the recovery partition on a Medion computer, Windows Vista. It basically shows \windows\system32\winload.exe Then: Partition: 1 Hard Drive: 341842cd [ /noexecute=optin ] After that I can press enter to go forward or escape. The noexecute lets me edit it, but I haven't done so. I tried hitting enter and it will bring to Vista, but then I log in and it blue screens on me (I get various messages for those, most common being 0x4E, 0x23, and 0x50). I can't boot from a CD because that hasn't been working for a while (regardless of what I try to do to fix it) and I don't have a spot for a floppy. I have a feeling I'll have to take it to get it repaired, but I really rather not. Oh, the blue screens happen whenever I try to start up normally and sometimes when I go into safe mode. I've tried to back to a previous restore point, but the program won't come up, even after waiting for over half an hour (granted, sometimes it will just blue screen then, too. Or wait while I try to shut down and blue screen then) Anyone know what I can do?

First change your RAM and again try recovery

don`t loose time.
back up your files....
format and install windows from a disk!

Some how you have entered the bios.(either by hitting F1, F2, F12, for the delete key while in boot) simply restart your computer and everything will be fine.

":\windows\system32\winload.exe " Status: 0xc000000f This error message states a missing or corrupt Winload.exe file, due to which the booting process of the system halts and the data stored in the hard drive becomes inaccessible. Cause: Following are the causes for the corruption in Winload.exe: Software or hardware issues. Corrupt Boot Configuration Data (BCD). Incompatible partition. Resolution: To resolve the above issue, consider the measures below: To fix the corrupted Winload.exe file, use the Windows Recovery Environment. To do so, use the Startup Repair option in the System Recovery Options dialogue box and choose the operating system to repair. Using the Windows Recovery Environment will restore the system to a particular point, which will get the system to an appropriate working state. In most cases, the above measures will help you to resolve the issues related to Winload.exe. But, if the problem persists, then you will need re-install Windows. But, a clean re-install of the Windows operating system deletes all the data stored. In these situations, to recover your data completely, it isrecommended to use a high quality Windows Data Recovery Software. The Windows Data Recovery application incorporate advanced scanning algorithms to ensure quick and comprehensive recovery of your data. Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery v4.1 is the most appropriate utility that recovers your lost, deleted or inaccessible data accurately. The Windows Data Recoveryapplication offers highly intuitive graphical user interface, that makes it easy to use and understand without any prior technical understanding. This recovery tool is fully competent to recover data from FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTFS and NTFS5 file system based disks. The read-only software is compatible with Windows 7 RCI, Vista, XP, 2003 and 2000.

1. First Load Windows Recovery environment from Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2
2. Open Diskpart and make problematic partition Active
3. Open bcdedit and you should get something like this:

Windows Boot Loader
-------------------
identifier {default}
device unknown <===0xc000000e problem!
path \Windows\system32\winload.exe
description Windows Server 2008 R2
locale en-US
inherit {bootloadersettings}
recoverysequence {e0025536-b36d-11de-aadd-ddc0b5870e2c}
recoveryenabled Yes
osdevice unknown <===0xc000000e problem!
systemroot \Windows
resumeobject {e0025534-b36d-11de-aadd-ddc0b5870e2c}
nx OptOut
hypervisorlaunchtype Auto


4. Enter these commands:

bcdedit /set {Your-OS-Identifier} device partition=X:
bcdedit /set {Your-OS-Identifier} osdevice partition=X:
bcdedit

Where X: - drive letter with your problematic OS in Windows RE. You can find it by opening notepad and pressing save

5. Reboot

if you don't have a copy of the dvd you can try and boot to a recovery partition by tapping f8 @ boot and you should be able to go to 'repair my computer' and hit enter. you can also download the recovery console from the internet and burn it to a cd and run it. good luck

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If this doesn't work you don't have a built in recovery partition or its corrupt in which case you need recovery disk or a copy of windows.

To access the recovery partition on your Acer computer for recovery, follow the steps listed below.

1. Power on the computer
2. At the white ACER BIOS screen, hold the Alt key and press the F10 key simultaneously to start Acer eRecovery.
3. Once eRecovery has loaded, click Restore to Factory Default Settings
4. Click OK to continue
5. From here, the eRecovery process will update all the data on the C: drive and restore a fully functional factory image (approximately 10 minutes).
6. Once eRecovery has run, press OK to reboot unit

Note that all data will be lost during this process and your computer will be brought back to it's original factory state and settings.

Hi,

Open up the command line as an administrator or user w/admin rights (right click on the Shorcut > Run As and lets you run as an admin if your on a non-admin account)
2. type this command to see the current state of affairs.
bcdedit

you prob will see something like this (my original boot option)
__________________________________________
D:\Users\seamonkey> bcdedit
Windows Boot Manager
——————–
identifier {bootmgr}
device partition=C:
description Windows Boot Manager
locale en-US
inherit {globalsettings}
default {current}
displayorder {ntldr}
{current}
toolsdisplayorder {memdiag}
timeout 30
Windows Legacy OS Loader
————————
identifier {ntldr}
device partition=C:
path \ntldr
description Earlier Version of Windows
Windows Boot Loader
——————-
identifier {current}
device partition=D:
path \Windows\system32\winload.exe
description Microsoft Windows Vista
locale en-US
inherit {bootloadersettings}
osdevice partition=D:
systemroot \Windows
resumeobject {1ecfd635-a8ea-11db-bb9b-ddf07c6aaff1}
nx OptIn

to change the default boot os to 7 from xp use the command
bcdedit /set {ntldr} default “{bootmgr}” in the command prompt ,restart and then check .

all the best, hope this post helps you ...

Press enter and submit the changes :) computer should repair itself from a back up file and start as normal.


Regards

You need to unlocked that one
Use partion magic software to partition your drive.You can dowload it for free.

If you created your system restore CDs when you purchased the system, insert your first CD into the CD drive and boot your computer. This will restore your computer to factory settings. ALL DATA WILL BE LOST.