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    Major problems after disconnecting computer several times

    Discussion in 'HP' started by lpuser2007, Oct 22, 2007.

  1. lpuser2007

    lpuser2007 Notebook Enthusiast

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    It's a long story but basicely my pc has been shut immediately trough the button, and with the plug a couple of times. Now whenever I try to start the computer I get the options of safety mode and all of that stuff, and when I select it the pc just randomly restarts. I can't do anything to open it. So I was wondering if yall could please help me with this. I would really appriciate it.
     
    lpuser2007, Oct 22, 2007
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    Lithus NBR Janitor

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    Sounds like you corrupted something. Start in safe-mode, and if that doesn't work, repair your computer with system restore.
     
    Lithus, Oct 22, 2007
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    lpuser2007 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Corrupted something? Yeah maybe. I tried the safety mode but It won't work unfortunately. So i'm gonna do the system restore thing. Is there maybe any other way to save my files I had in station C?
     
    lpuser2007, Oct 23, 2007
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    If you have a vista disc, you can attempt a repair install where it'll revert you back to last useable settings.
     
    Lithus, Oct 23, 2007
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