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My computer was working fine yesterday but when i turned it on today, there was an error saying Windows failed to restart. The Startup repair didn't do anything. When i used system restore, for some reason, there was only one restore point, and it didn't work.

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Then i did safe mode and safe mode with networking. Both brought up the same message, Windows failed to start.

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I don't have any disks or anything inside it. I have the installation dvd but when i put that in, it just did the same thing as it would without the dvd.

It tried startup repair. Not sure if i actually used the dvd though. I went to F12 Boot menu then CD rom please help. I'm not really good with computers that much so i need really easy to follow instructions. I just want to get the rest of stuff and put it in my hard drive then i'll do a factory restore.

Hi, Using F12 to access the disk is the way to boot however you probably have a System Restore disk and not a true installation disk or repair disk. Use a Vista Repair Disk which you can make on any coomputer running XP, Vista, or Windows 7 with a CD burner as the process uses no files from the host computer.

Using a Repair Disk, or a real Installation Disk, often works when it does not when using System Recovery or a Recovery Disk. Try Startup Repair from the Recovery Console (if you have one) or from a Vista disk - if you do not have a Vista disk you can borrow a friends (they are not copy protected) or make one. Also your System maker will sell the physical disks cheap since you already own Windows. This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or with a Vista Disk Try StartUp Repair from Recovery Options and/or a Vista disk.

How to do a Startup Repair Also from the COMMAND PROMPT of Recovery Console (if possible) or a Vista disk SFC /scannow Hit Enter and after that runs chkdsk /f /r Hit Enter ( Spaces between C and / k and / and f and / ) Retry Startup Repair after Chkdsk. If needed after those you can try System Restore from the Recovery or Vista disk. How to Do a System Restore in Vista If needed: What to do if Windows won't start correctly What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?

What happened to the Recovery Console? If you need to make repair disks - these help repair Windows not re-install. How to Make a Bootable Disk in Vista Download: Windows Vista x86 (32 bit) Recovery Disc Download: Windows Vista x64 (64 bit) Recovery Disc How to Make a Windows Vista Repair Disk If You Don’t Have One Hope this helps.

Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP - Windows and Devices for IT 2010 - current Windows Insider MVP 2016 - current. I have tried startup repair like 10 times it never works. I can't actually get to the desktop, just the advanced boot options like system restore and command prompt, which are only available after the unsuccessful automatic startup repair. For system recovery, i only have one restore point that doesn't work. When i go on the command prompt after doing the automatic startup repair and type in SFC /scannow, it says that there's a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete, restart windows and run sfc again. But when i restart it, the same problem occurs. I'm not sure about my disk.

It reads OPERATING SYSTEM, Already Installed On Your Computer, Reinstallation DVD, Windows Vista Home Premium 32BIT SP1. Putting it in the computer gives the same options as without it.

And for the links, do i want the repair disk or recovery disk?