- Jan 17, 2014
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I'm trying to fix my WIndows 7 Professional install, and the installation disc is not repairing it. Tests on the hard drive come back that everything is ok, but Windows won't boot up. While researching, I keep coming up against suggestions to create a repair disc on another computer, but it looks to me from screenshots that the repair disc takes you to the same options offered via the repair popup on the installation disc.
So my question is, do you think it will make a difference if I try it with a repair disc? My other computer has Windows 7 Home Premium installed, but both computers are 64 bit, so could I use that one to make the disc for the one that won't boot up?
Again, please read: I have an installation disc for broke computer, and I can access the repair tools, will it make a difference if I try to repair it using a repair disc, instead of repair tools on the installation disc.
So my question is, do you think it will make a difference if I try it with a repair disc? My other computer has Windows 7 Home Premium installed, but both computers are 64 bit, so could I use that one to make the disc for the one that won't boot up?
Again, please read: I have an installation disc for broke computer, and I can access the repair tools, will it make a difference if I try to repair it using a repair disc, instead of repair tools on the installation disc.
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