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Do you have another computer?
If so, remove the HD from the Toshiba and put it in a bay in the of the other computer. When you run the other computer, copy system files from it and place them in a folder on the computer. Then, delete all the data on the HD. Finally, copy the files BACK to the HD, put it back in the laptop, and boot!
Enjoy!
Oreo!!!
( )) ))) CRAYOLA PENCILS! ))) ))) ))>
If so, remove the HD from the Toshiba and put it in a bay in the of the other computer. When you run the other computer, copy system files from it and place them in a folder on the computer. Then, delete all the data on the HD. Finally, copy the files BACK to the HD, put it back in the laptop, and boot!
Enjoy!
Oreo!!!
( )) ))) CRAYOLA PENCILS! ))) ))) ))>
Thanks but that sounds like a nightmare. I'm not that technical and have no idea how to remove the hard drive from my Toshiba laptop and add it to my Dell PC. Is that even possible? Can't I fix this somehow when I switch the laptop on. I can'y beleive Microsoft has just broken my laptop with its updates....its ridiculous.
Thanks but that sounds like a nightmare. I really don't know how to remove the HD from my Toshiba and add it to my Dell PC. Is that even possible? Surely there must be an easier way. All that happened was bloody windows did an automatic update then restarted itself and now won't boot. Please help anyone??
