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[SOLVED] Ran registry restore now won't boot Windows 7 64bit
Broomptish:
Hi guys my computer was sluggish and I had this file called wise care that hadn't uninstalled that was said to cause problems. I then remembered I had this program on my computer and I thought oh I will restore the registry from a previous point, like 2 months ago. I'm on Windows 7 64bit
Now my laptop won't boot, just goes to a blank screen with white cursor. I've tried all the boot up options after pressing f8, safe mode won't work just black screen with white cursor at a lower resolution. All happened after I done this registry back up with the tweaking device.
Any ideas? best thing I can think of is getting a Windows boot cd and booting from there.
Thanks for any help that may come my way.
Boggin:
I've had this happen to me when using restore points and found all I could do was to factory reset with OEM recovery disks then restore with an external system image.
I tried all you have and found it wouldn't boot even with a System Repair disk or an install disk.
One thing I remember not doing though was a cold boot by removing all power sources and holding the power button in for ~30 secs but as it has probably screwed your MBR, that may not even work.
I don't have any other solutions.
Still_Game:
If the MBR is screwed, you could try downloading MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable 9.1 from https://www.partitionwizard.com/partition-wizard-bootable-cd.html to another PC and burning the ISO to disc. I haven't used the bootable disc but I have used the Windows installed free version of the software and rate it highly. I think it should be able to repair your MBR if that is what's causing your problem.
Broomptish:
Thanks guys good leads, saved them. Remembered I had a Lenovo one key recovery thing, never used it. It's restoring it from a previous back up, if I get it back to the way it was when I first got it great got most important stuff backed up. Thanks for the advice I'll let you know how I get on.
Still game you don't get your name from the Scottish tv show do you? Lol
Boggin:
That sounds promising - is the Lenovo one key thing the equivalent of an OEM recovery disk ?
My laptops are Toshiba cheapies.
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