nichos

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Hi,
After clean dust & rebuild my PC had a bit of trouble with the PSU which I sorted out.

I booted win8 ok but on next boot for 5-10mnts was "analyzing the PC" then another 5-10m said "will auto repair PC" then after 10-15m said " cannot repair, go advanced" another 10-15 m said "no good shut it down & choose another OS"

In disbeleaf I tried this a few times more.

I am in XP now & works OK.

Win8 worked OK for months & liked it

Eny help, before I "EsyBCD" it, will be apreciated. ....thanx .....nick





Asus P5K Premium WiFiiFi Intel, Intel Core 2 Quad Pro Q6600 95W 2.4GHz, OCZ Cpu Cooler, 2x2GB, 240-pin DIMM, DDR2 800 (400mhz) PC2-6400, EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX KO 512MB GDDR3 (PCI-E), Maxtor sata 160gb, OCZ 600W Game XStream Psu, X45, dulaboot XP/Win8
 

Solution
Just checked in there but it does not exist.

Good news though, I closed my eyes & booted the w8 dvd & lo & behold I am back as before, lost nothing favourites or downloads, & am still dual booting the XP. I am so elated I can not believe my luck. As if nothing happened the last 5-6 days.

I owe a lot to you all who devoted so much of your time to feed all those ideas.

No doubt I will yet find things astray & will be back asking.

Thanks & Best Regards ........nick

PS. I chose "REFRESH YOUR PC" to do it.

Rikai

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Joined
Dec 28, 2012
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37
It's really hard to suggest something about your situation because you are in dual boot. If it's just Win 8 in your system, you could just go ahead and hit repair without worrying about the other OS installed in your hard drive. I guess this just proved my point that doing a dual boot on a single hard drive with the main OS can really be a big headache. I wish you luck and I hope someone who commented here before who had years of experience with dual boot on a single hard drive will come back and help you out because I don't dual boot on a single drive. :)

Cheers!

I have done this before in a dual-boot scenario. I lost the ability to boot into Windows 7, but I regained it after I manually added it to the boot path using msconfig, double checking all boot paths before rebooting
 

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