From the command prompt, I have attempted Is there anything else that I've missed that can be a possible solution, such as finding the Malwarebytes log to see exactly what it took out as how one of them might be the problem? Is is possible to re-install just the OS to the position it currently exists on without effecting the other "partition" that has the program and other files which of course would have to be re-registered if they're not portable, but that's no problem?
How can I re-install Windows 7 to a new partition parallel install where I can actually get the computer up and running to have more access options and get the least amount of headache possible to get my files and programs back on the re-install? Edited April 7, by anathematized1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted April 6, edited. Posted April 6, The issue has been resolved actually. Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community.
Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now. Go to topic listing. Recently Browsing 0 members No registered users viewing this page. Sign In Sign Up. The problem signature might be shown different variables from the ones above on different OS. Then why did Startup Repair fail to work? Generally, when you receive the error message, it may indicate:.
If you cannot specify the cause of why Windows Startup Repair failed, never mind trying the simple fixes first. Based on the information given by Microsoft, if you have recently attached a device to your computers like a camera or portable music player, you can remove the device and restart your computer.
Sometimes, Windows cannot repair the computer automatically due to the device connected. Bootrec, also called bootrec. By the way, this method requires a Windows recovery disk. Since you are using it when you perform a startup repair, you can run bootrec. As mentioned, bad sectors and file system errors on your hard drive may be the reason why you receive the error message "Startup Repair cannot repair the computer automatically".
Windows System File Checker Tool can check and repair missing or corrupted Windows system files on your computer. Besides, using this tool doesn't need the Windows installation CD. All you need is to boot into the Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Step 1. Restart your computer. Once it starts, press "F8" in 1-second intervals until you see the Windows logo.
Step 2. Then you will see the menu of "Advanced Boot Options". Under it, choose "Safe Mode with Command Prompt". Step 3. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Hi, Malware is not the usual cause of this issue though it can be, especially RootKits. Be sure to set the boot order back when complete. Make a Bootable CD with the Trinity Rescue Kit - free - which comes with 5 antivirus programs built-in - Hirem's is another choice - others can be found using Google.
Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper Beta is not a replacement for a full antivirus solution providing ongoing protection; it is meant to be used in situations where you cannot start your PC due to a virus or other malware infection. Next, download and run the tool — the tool will help you to create the bootable media required to run the software on your PC.
Hi, Backup the data then if the recovery does not work you can format the drive, re-install Windows, re-install the programs, and restore the data. Usually with this issue the data can be recovered by putting the drive into another computer. Since the issue is drive related the best way to back up your data would be to put the hard drive into another computer as 2nd drive best method or "possibly" into an External USB case less likely to work in this case.
Of course a real computer shop or the system maker can help with data recovery. There are professional data recovery companies though those services are usually expensive. There are bootable disks, such as those that use linux, that will boot and might allow you to back up the data.
My computer shuts down when it approaches desktop. Then, it shows a grey bar that spans the screen saying "Windows is loading files It runs for a little while and then it says: "Startup Repair cannot repair cannot repair this computer automatically Sending more information can help Microsoft create solutions.
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