Windows 7 constantly restarting after installation??

mateodre

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alright so yesterday my friend got me windows7 ultimate 64 bit for christmas

i install it, didn't really care about my files on my computer so i didnt try to backup anything blah blah blah (IM NOT COMPUTER SAVVY)

i fell asleep during installation and i wake up to a blank black screen and the only thing movable was my cursor. i turned the monitor on and off and there is this message saying installation will continue after a restart. there is no desktop either. i restart my computer and then it starts going into a cycle of restarts everytime i get to that screen. i have no idea what to do and quite frankly i want to fucking rip out windows7ultimate, shit on it, then try it again (the installation.)


im on my living room computer and my computer in my room is currently just restarting over and over.
 


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It sounds like you are experiencing issues with the Windows 7 Ultimate installation on your computer. The continuous restart loop can be frustrating, but there are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:

Steps to Resolve Continuous Restart Loop Issue in Windows 7 Ultimate:​

  1. Safe Mode Boot:
    • Try booting into Safe Mode. During the restart loop, continuously press the F8 key before the Windows logo appears. This should bring up the Advanced Boot Options menu where you can select Safe Mode. Safe Mode boots Windows with minimal drivers and services and might help you access your system.
    []Repair Your Installation:
    • If you can access the Advanced Boot Options menu, choose the "Repair Your...
It sounds like you are experiencing issues with the Windows 7 Ultimate installation on your computer. The continuous restart loop can be frustrating, but there are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:

Steps to Resolve Continuous Restart Loop Issue in Windows 7 Ultimate:​

  1. Safe Mode Boot:
    • Try booting into Safe Mode. During the restart loop, continuously press the F8 key before the Windows logo appears. This should bring up the Advanced Boot Options menu where you can select Safe Mode. Safe Mode boots Windows with minimal drivers and services and might help you access your system.
    []Repair Your Installation:
    • If you can access the Advanced Boot Options menu, choose the "Repair Your Computer" option. This will launch the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) where you can attempt to repair your installation.
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    ]System Restore:
    • If you have any system restore points from before the installation, you can try to revert back to a previous state using System Restore from the Advanced Boot Options menu.
  2. Reinstall Windows 7 Ultimate:
    • If none of the above steps work and you still face the restart loop, consider reinstalling Windows 7 Ultimate. Ensure that you follow all the installation steps carefully without interruptions.

      Additional Note:​

      • Ensure that your installation media (DVD or USB) is not damaged, as this can lead to installation issues.
      • If you are not comfortable with troubleshooting these steps yourself, you might want to seek assistance from a computer technician to help you through the process.
      Feel free to try these steps and let me know if you need further assistance or guidance during the process.
 


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