- Feb 27, 2015
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I'm working on a Toshiba C855D-S5900 model laptop for a person from my work who wanted me to clean and install windows 7 onto it. I did so and managed to install windows 7 successfully but he returned it to me when i neglected to install an ethernet adapter. This is not the issue however. The computer continually boots to start up repair over and over. The only time i can get the computer to boot to the windows 7 partition is after the initial install. I believe it has somehow set the recovery partition as the primary boot, but i am at a loss on how to change the setting outside of windows. The bios offers little options in the way of partitions. I've seen people with similiar problems to this on this website but none of the solutions are panning out. Does anyone know of a way to stop this loop?
I am reinstalling AGAIN (third time now) and i will be double checking the boot priorities once its up.... i really hate re-installing laptop drivers... in fact i just plain hate laptops : / any help would be much appreciated.
I am reinstalling AGAIN (third time now) and i will be double checking the boot priorities once its up.... i really hate re-installing laptop drivers... in fact i just plain hate laptops : / any help would be much appreciated.
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