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| Windows unable to load up I've got a laptop, and lil sis accidentally did some changes to hardware/software and windows dows not seem to be able to load!! there was options where windows safe mode, windows with prompt command, load windows normally, load windows with last working settings... all options could not load windows is there a way to load windows without reformatting thus not losing any files?? |
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| Re: Windows unable to load up The only way to do that is through making a network with another computer by example through the firewire port. The other computer can then get your files and after that the only thing is reformatting the laptop. Mario On 3/12/07 6:36 PM, in article E3C45D03-D094-486E-BA6D-07737FBC3986@microsoft.com, "ETEE" <ETEE@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > I've got a laptop, and lil sis accidentally did some changes to > hardware/software and windows dows not seem to be able to load!! > > there was options where windows safe mode, windows with prompt command, load > windows normally, load windows with last working settings... > > all options could not load windows > > is there a way to load windows without reformatting thus not losing any > files?? |
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| Re: Windows unable to load up ETEE wrote: > I've got a laptop, and lil sis accidentally did some changes to > hardware/software and windows dows not seem to be able to load!! > > there was options where windows safe mode, windows with prompt command, load > windows normally, load windows with last working settings... > > all options could not load windows > > is there a way to load windows without reformatting thus not losing any > files?? To be 100% safe, I'd pull the data off that laptop drive. This is easily done by putting the drive in an external enclosure (or using a laptop drive adapter) and attaching it to a working XP box. Copy the data off and burn to CD/DVD-R. The next step would be to do a repair install of Windows on your laptop. See this link for instructions: http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm Also, do you get any error messages at all? If so, quote the error message exactly. What did "lil sis" do? Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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| Re: Windows unable to load up Mario Been wrote: > The only way to do that is through making a network with another computer by > example through the firewire port. The other computer can then get your > files and after that the only thing is reformatting the laptop. I'm sorry but this is incorrect. The OP has other choices. Please see my separate answer to the OP. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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| Re: Windows unable to load up "ETEE" <ETEE@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E3C45D03-D094-486E-BA6D-07737FBC3986@microsoft.com... > I've got a laptop, and lil sis accidentally did some changes to > hardware/software and windows dows not seem to be able to load!! > > there was options where windows safe mode, windows with prompt command, > load > windows normally, load windows with last working settings... > > all options could not load windows > > is there a way to load windows without reformatting thus not losing any > files?? ignore the other post and google> repair windows |
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