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The thread discusses a user's issue with Windows 7 failing to start and repeatedly going into startup repair, with no installation CD available. Responders suggest solutions such as downloading a Windows 7 ISO to perform a repair installation and advise attempting repeated restarts or unplugging the computer for a day, which has helped others. Overall, the community offers practical advice emphasizing persistence and simple troubleshooting methods to resolve the startup problem.
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Hey.
I have a problem. My windows 7 won't start, it brings me to startup repair. I tried to restore my pc but once i shut down it, shit happens again. What should I do? I don't have anymore my instalation cd.
 

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It's seemingly a new problem, it may have to do with newly installed software or drivers, or even Windows update(s). The Windows restore is not something I would trust, it hasn't helped me once.

Go with Sonny, or you could rely on the old perseverance: restart, restart, restart... at some point it may start, I have used the method, some have restarted more than 20 times, but in the end it started. A good thing with this lumberjack way could be, unplug your computer from main cord for a day = 24 hours or so. It's helped quite a few.

Hope you get it running.
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Try going here and download an iso of your windows 7. After downloading, burn it to a disk. It should work with your product key. Be sure you have the right one. home premium etc.
 

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It's seemingly a new problem, it may have to do with newly installed software or drivers, or even Windows update(s). The Windows restore is not something I would trust, it hasn't helped me once.

Go with Sonny, or you could rely on the old perseverance: restart, restart, restart... at some point it may start, I have used the method, some have restarted more than 20 times, but in the end it started. A good thing with this lumberjack way could be, unplug your computer from main cord for a day = 24 hours or so. It's helped quite a few.

Hope you get it running.
 

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Pauli said:
It's seemingly a new problem, it may have to do with newly installed software or drivers, or even Windows update(s). The Windows restore is not something I would trust, it hasn't helped me once.

Go with Sonny, or you could rely on the old perseverance: restart, restart, restart... at some point it may start, I have used the method, some have restarted more than 20 times, but in the end it started. A good thing with this lumberjack way could be, unplug your computer from main cord for a day = 24 hours or so. It's helped quite a few.

Hope you get it running.
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Yes, i unpluged, that helpped me. Thanks a lot!
 

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Like a member in another topic said, quite often the simplest way is the right way. Have a Good Year in 2015!
 

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