Windows 7 won't bootup, has error recovery. it loads files then nothing. screen is black.

Are there any sets of audio 'beeps' that occur during startup? If you get anything other than a single beep during startup, it could indicate an error code for hardware failure detected during the POST phase of bootup.

If you have recovery or Windows installation CD's, try pressing F12, go to the bootup menu and try booting from the CD.

Look at the bootup menu and see if there is a hard drive as one of the options. If the hard drive is not there, or if you try to boot from the hard drive from that menu and you get error messages, that might indicate something wrong with the hard drive.

If you can boot from the CD, you may be able to use the Windows Recovery Manager to restore Windows on your hard drive, if the hard drive is working. There may also be a recovery partition on the drive that will allow you to recover Windows, but beware that files on the hard drive may be lost when you use the recovery partition.

If you have files on the hard drive you need to recover, you may be able to remove the hard drive, put it on an USB drive adapter, and use another PC to copy files off of the old drive, even if it cannot boot the old computer. After you have recovered your files, you can try the recovery partition or format the drive and use Windows install disks to restore Windows to the drive.

You are lucky that this issue is operating system based from what it seems, try to work the recovery option, let it be that way for hours. It will move at some point.

Did you have a AV installed? If not it is crucial to have an anti-virus software installed on PC.

If all the efforts appear fruitless, contact Samsung; it could be a hardware issue as well... although they are less frequently observed.

rstrui.exe and do a system roll back or if you have your cdrive backed up import the boot file
also run a chkdsk /r /f

harry not a joke but this happen many a times.
dont know d reasons. but try with win xp.
Format c drive properly.
then if you want upgrade with win7..

The windows files are corrupted or the hard drive has issues, load cd installation disc if available, if that fails have the hardware checked for possible replacement.

The window files are corrupt, or the hard drive has issues, since you don't have a windows 7 disc and you cannot access the recovery partition, the next step is to have the hardware tested for possible replacement.

You may have hard drive issues or corrupted window files, remove hardware and reseat it back in position, sometimes this will correct the problem, next sub out the memory one at a time, causes a lot of strange symptoms. If none of these works, use the recovery disc "if you made one" The final option is a computer store to resolve the issues.

you can download some data recovery program to recover files from hard drive, one I used before is called asoftech data recovery. you can find a good file recovery tutorial from
http://filerecoveryblog.blogspot.sg/2010/07/another-file-recovery-video.html

Enter the BIOS setup ( pressing F2 on ACER screen Bootup)
Locate 'Main' > Enter
Locate D2D Recovery > Enter to Disable
Exit > Save
Insert Windows 7 Ultimate
Reinstall ( Press F12 > Boot Menu )

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If you get this error in a black screen before windows xp can boot up....
CLIENT MAC ADDR: xxxxxxx GUID: xxxxxxxxxx
PXE-E53: no boot filename recived
PXE-MOF: exiting intel PXE Rom
Your network card's settings in bios have somehow been changed. PXE means Pre-Execution Enviroment. In other words, it allows your network card to connect to a network server to pull operating system images off the network and other files without having an operating system installed.

The Fix,
Go into BIOS press F2 or F12 whatever your PC's screen at bootup says. In Bios, reset your bios settings to the default bios settings, or original settings. This fixed my problem with the above error. Nothing else fixed it. Windows Recovery cd will not fix it, because you cannot boot windows if this error is still occuring, Your network card will keep prompting DHCP to search for a network.
Its a bios function not a windows function.