my laptop turned off during vista installation

Hello!

Ive got a problem with my laptop. Recently I installed SP1 and thats where problem starts. I had loads of error f.e. when i tried to open a web etc. I tried to repair system and go back to setting before SP1 but that didnt help.

Finaly I decided im gonna do reinstallation of my Vista. Ive got a laptop and my vista was pre-installed and i dont have any instalation DVD/CDs. I went to startup recovery and Ive choosen bring a windows to original setting (im not sure this was called like this) i think as long i remember i did it through F8 before windows starts.

The installation started as it should be and then suddenly i realised my laptop was turned off - my battery was flat and I forgot to plug it into mains

When I try to start windows now it says - "the computer restarted unexpectedly. Windows installation cannot proceed. To install Windows restart the computer and then restart the installation" So i did the restart and had the same message!

So how can I restart installation if i havent got any installation DVD? When I press F8 i only can choose "safe mode" and after that ive got the same error.

PLEASE HELP ME!!!

ps. sorry for my bad english.

sorry forgot to add - My laptop is Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pi 2515, Vista Home

a little update : I manage to get a Recovery Disk for my windows but sfter I press "install Windows" and enter my key i got this error:

" Windows cannot open the required file G:\Sources\Install.wim. The file does not exist. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error code: 0x80070002 "

Can anyone help me? It drives me nuts...

Why don't you reinstall from the recovery partition.

whs said:

Why don't you reinstall from the recovery partition.

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How can I do it ? I cant even start a windows...

If you give us the make and model of your computer, WHS or I will tell you how.
You will lose your stuff and may want to back up first using Ubuntu
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind...backup-files-from-your-dead-windows-computer/