Can I boot laptop with no disc?
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jadedkitten
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afsgun
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14 Aug 2009 à 07:25
14 Aug 2009 à 07:25
hi there,
you can boot in safe mode or normally
there is no risk of loosing data
Thanks
you can boot in safe mode or normally
there is no risk of loosing data
Thanks
kristain
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22 Jun 2010 à 09:25
22 Jun 2010 à 09:25
It is possible that a back-up of the operating system was installed in a separate partition of the hard drive. Turn your computer on and straight away start to slowly tap the F8 key (if this does nothing, try F1). After a few moments the Advanced Boot options menu should appear. Select the Repair Your Computer option. Choose the language that is applicable to the country you live in. On the next screen choose 'Start Microsoft Windows Repair Environment. Your computer will now attempt to repair any errors and when completed you will be asked to restart your computer.
14 Aug 2009 à 14:13
Windows\System32\drivers\crcdisk.sys
then goes to a blank grey screen. :(
I was told on another forum that it should have come with a recovery disk, but I'll be darned if I can find it. I kept everything that came with it, and I never saw it when I first opened the box 6 months ago.
I don't suppose there is something I can download on my PC, put on CD ROM, and load to the laptop?
Thanks for all of your help!
22 Nov 2009 à 07:11
21 Jun 2010 à 23:27
I bought my son an ACER and it formatted back to factory settings without the Recovery CD to the D drive. He lost nothing but the software I installed. It was the easiest formatting I have ever done.
12 May 2014 à 03:13
Luckly the problem was solved and the laptop is now ok. It is a hardware problem, in particular the BIOS Chip. I was lucky with mine the bios chip was removed and another re-soldered then Bios Data rewritten/reprogrammed onto the other bios chip on the board