NevoraskiA
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have a laptop that won't boot
startup repair won't work keeps failing (from computer or install cd)
sfc scan from command prompt says windows resource protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them and makes a log file... when i go to view the log file it was never created.
ran chkdsk... found no errors
also did bootrec /fixmbr
and bootrec /fixboot
neither helped
ran ccleaner off hirens
ran clamwin antivirus off hirens
exported the BCD and rebuilt it
last known good configuration fails to work
restore to earlier point in time can't find a restore point
any ideas?
trying everything I can to fix this without needing to backup the data and do a fresh install since it's a customers computer for my sole proprietorship business i made.
any ideas much appreciated.
well actually i do have one other idea... finding out where the system files are saved at in the windows folder and downloading system files from the internet and replacing files 1 by 1 (not actually deleting the old file in case i need to put it back)... this might work, but would take quite a while and once again idk if it will work or if I can find all the files I'd need.
startup repair won't work keeps failing (from computer or install cd)
sfc scan from command prompt says windows resource protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them and makes a log file... when i go to view the log file it was never created.
ran chkdsk... found no errors
also did bootrec /fixmbr
and bootrec /fixboot
neither helped
ran ccleaner off hirens
ran clamwin antivirus off hirens
exported the BCD and rebuilt it
last known good configuration fails to work
restore to earlier point in time can't find a restore point
any ideas?
trying everything I can to fix this without needing to backup the data and do a fresh install since it's a customers computer for my sole proprietorship business i made.
any ideas much appreciated.
well actually i do have one other idea... finding out where the system files are saved at in the windows folder and downloading system files from the internet and replacing files 1 by 1 (not actually deleting the old file in case i need to put it back)... this might work, but would take quite a while and once again idk if it will work or if I can find all the files I'd need.
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