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| | Help!! Vista won't boot and No System repair option This is my second time experienceing this. First with a beta and now with Vista Business. The system will not boot as it feezes at the bootsceen. Even in Safe mode it does not get past the boot. When I try the sugestion of putting my install disc in and rebooting to it. I do not get a the startup option. It tells me that windows is in "setup" as if I have just loaded and upgrade and begins to load Windows and of course falling at the boot. I do not get the install screen to have the option of a repair. Has anyone had this problem or ,better yet, found a solution. It would be nice to have the option not to wipe the disc to rienstall. This is crazy. Even if I wanted to install over my current windows I can't. The DVD will not givve me a setup option. If I did not have an XP disc, I could not even get in. Any answers would be appreciated. iam bennu |
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