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| | Vista Home won't start after a Blue Screen crash Right after launching Virtual PC (worked before), I got a blue screen with some code. Rebooted and Vista couldn't started. Chose repair and memory check but it still won't start. What else can I do to make it start? VAIO has a hidden partition with system recovery. If everything else fail, I probably need to choose the option to recover. With that option, will it wipe clean my HD and I would lose all the data on the drive? I don't mind start over again, but I would hate to lose data on the HD. Thanks for the help, liu |
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| | Re: Vista Home won't start after a Blue Screen crash Just wanted to add more detail: After turnning, it goes to Windows Erro Recovery screen with option to Launch startup repair or to start windows normally. If I choose to start normally, it goes to black screen with progress bar like usual. After a few minutes (longer than usual startup), it shuts the monitor off but the on/off button is still on with green light but nothing happens. Press and button again, it shuts down compleletely. I'v tried the repair option, but it didn't help. This is a VIAO laptop with Vista Home Premium. TIA |
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| | Re: Vista Home won't start after a Blue Screen crash "liu" <spamfreeliu@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:6d7eb026-d608-4545-9206-a919d5f6098d@xxxxxx Quote: > Just wanted to add more detail: > After turnning, it goes to Windows Erro Recovery screen with option to > Launch startup repair or to start windows normally. If I choose to > start normally, it goes to black screen with progress bar like usual. > After a few minutes (longer than usual startup), it shuts the monitor > off but the on/off button is still on with green light but nothing > happens. Press and button again, it shuts down compleletely. > > I'v tried the repair option, but it didn't help. This is a VIAO laptop > with Vista Home Premium. > > TIA On that 'Error Recovery Screen' try the 'Last known good configuration' option. This should start up Windows with the last set of drivers that worked. -- Jon |
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| | Re: Vista Home won't start after a Blue Screen crash "Jon" <Email_Address@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23072GnwIJHA.1556@xxxxxx Quote: > On that 'Error Recovery Screen' try the 'Last known good configuration' > option. > > This should start up Windows with the last set of drivers that worked. > Upon reflection, it's probably not an option on that particular screen. I was thinking of the 'Advanced Boot Options' screen. If you tap f8 soon after boot, but prior to that Error Recovery Screen appearing, then the 'Advanced Boot Options' screen should appear and 'last known configuration' should be an option on that menu. -- Jon |
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| | Re: Vista Home won't start after a Blue Screen crash F10 on SONY allows the user to recover the system to factory state. |
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