johnthejubilant
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So last night we had a power outage which I am guessing might have something to do with my problem. Basically my computer and everything worked fine last night when power came back on, it still worked in the morning, and it still worked when I got back home after work. However, the internet just randomly crashed while I was watching xfinity, and when I rebooted my PC I got this weird screen flicker effect and my internet only works when connected directly to the modem. When I reboot in safe mode, the screen flicker goes away, but the wireless router is still a no go. Whenever I try a system restore (whether from safe mode or regular), I get the following error: "System Restore failed to extract the original copy of the directory from the restore point." I've never taken a system image backup 9as far as I know), so I can't use that. What can I do?
johnthejubilant
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Personally, I wouldn't be worried about it. Windows is well protected against power shortages and temporary problems.
You could try Start your computer from a Windows 7 installation disc or USB flash drive which is a repair install.
But if your system works, I'd say it's fine and: make an image backup. You know, nothing is eternal... eh?
You could try Start your computer from a Windows 7 installation disc or USB flash drive which is a repair install.
But if your system works, I'd say it's fine and: make an image backup. You know, nothing is eternal... eh?
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