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Modificato da Recon Number 54:
8/6/2013 2:15:54 PM
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Computer Problems! (Blue Screen)
My computer boots up and soon as it gets to the "Windows is Starting" it freezes, goes blue screen for a second, then reboots. It then sends me to recovery, but it really does not do much. I really don't know what I'm doing and I don't want to lose my files....
Important Facts:
It's an HP laptop (G62)
Windows 7 (I don't want to hear that Mac or Linux is better then windows)
[spoiler]Do's and don'ts are welcomed...[/spoiler]
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2 RisposteYou could try finding a usb, installing a portable version of ubuntu on it, booting off that, and attempt to recover any files on your harddrive
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So I got into another snag... My computer won't back up files do to insufficient space... (Bought a 1Terabyte external hard drive and only need 121 Gb of space) any advice?
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3 RisposteHave you tried booting into safe mode and disabling any services/programs/drivers you may have recently installed?
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1 RispondiMagnets
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1 RispondiSmack it till it cries apple.
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1 RispondiBe sure to delete the System 32 folder, it usually causes a freeze like you described and is actually a malware folder created by most viruses. Just go into your C drive and find the Windows folder. Go in there and find System 32. Highlight that folder and delete it. Afterwards restart your computer.
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1 RispondiDon't: discharge ammunition into the computer
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4 RispostePress F13 and it should work fine
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Thank you all sincerely, this has given me an idea of what to do and I'll let you guys know how it goes.... (Might take me a while, due to the fact I have to buy an external hard drive first...)
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3 RisposteIf you can't even boot it in safe mode, you're going to have to reinstall Windows, a fresh clean install that is. You may have the boot sector virus which destroys the core files that are needed to boot Windows up. I know this because I had the same exact problem is you.
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1 RispondiI had this same problem, and had an IT guy take a look at it. Unfortunately it required a hard reset of the system and I lost everything, now I am not saying that is absolutely what is needed, but it sounds like it.
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1 RispondiShouldn't have looked at all that porn on a computer that you need.
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Bump because I need help...
