Try running windows start up repair if you can access the bios and set your CD/DVD drive to be first in line unless it is already set that way. . If you have your windows media if not you can create a startup repair CD or USB from another PC or a download.
CD will work fine for this.
1 Boot to the System Recovery Options screen using your retail Windows 7 installation disk or system repair disc.
2. Select the Startup Repair option.
You can
create a startup repair disc fom another computer provided they are both win 7 or win ? x64 or x32 here is link to Win7 forums .
You can also download a system repair .iso file and burn it to a CD or USB if you need to.
Here is the procedure to
run system repair
I had a corrupt syst volume from a bad shutdown and I couldn't load windows ,couldn't enter safe mode or recovery console either , coulden't even access a c> prompt nada . It would post then just a blue screen and a useless pointer that was it.
" In certain situations it becomes absolutely necessary to do as many as 3 separate startup repairs with a system restart between each repair to completely write boot files to the "new" location and if the process is interrupted or not completed you will be right back where you started, with a PC that will not start-up at all." Win 7
forum
I created a syst rep. disk CD on my other computer and used it to fix this one . I had to run system repair about 8 times to fix it
I almost gave up and bought another HD. Some times it would lock up would have to re boot it sometimes it would say it repaired the system but after about 6 pr 8 times running it it fixed my system it's been good for 2 wks now
Ckdksk says OK also .
Edited by tubetwister - 3/16/13 at 9:39pm
