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| Aphtonites:
--- Quote from: Titanium Man on March 27, 2013, 10:08:15 PM ---an AMD alternative or Intel? --- End quote --- Either. I'm kind of biased against AMD after hearing about how some of their CPU's aren't reliable, are there any really good amd ones above 3.1 ghz? |
| Jerome:
i just got this mouse at best buy for like $30, pretty good |
| Kumquat:
Oh man Im getting a new 3770k for $150 This is great. |
| Headcrab Zombie:
--- Quote from: KoopaScooper on March 28, 2013, 11:03:07 AM ---Assuming that the Windows 7 or Vista Repair/Installation disk lists your operating system, you could try running a startup repair, or do it manually through the command line using "bootsect.exe /nt60 (DRIVELETTER):", then "bootrec.exe /fixmbr". If it still doesn't work, try using bootrec with the "/fixboot" option instead. --- End quote --- I'll look more at the installation disc later but I think it just put me right into installation. As for command line, how would I get to it from the error message? |
| KoopaScooper:
The installation disk does not put you immediately into installation, it asks if you want to install or repair an existing installation. You'd have to select to repair, select the Windows installation, login (if needed,) and select Command Prompt to get to it without booting. For bootsect, you should probably use the drive letter from the installation selection window, but it shouldn't hurt anything if you do it to something else. |
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