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The thread discusses a user's friend's Windows 7 (build 7048) system failing to boot, getting stuck at the ASUS splash screen, with errors related to I/O devices. The user has attempted Windows Repair and running a disk check but couldn't locate chkdsk. A respondent suggests booting from a previous Windows version (XP or Vista) to run chkdsk from the command prompt as a potential solution. Overall, the discussion focuses on troubleshooting boot issues and system file corruption.

jefins

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I haven't been here for a while, but it's because my mother is sick(and my motherboard is dead(i'll get a new one at 02.06)).

One of my friends have a problem with windows7. Asus f3e. It hangs up at asus flash screen, and when i got to windows boot screen and checked for problems it shows that something is not wright with I/O(cd-rom, hdd, removable drive or smthng)

I re-plugged hdd and cd-rom. Bios detects both - cd-rom and hdd. I put in windows 7 installation disk and took Repair windows function.
It can't repar because something is corrupt with with one of system files and it needs to run chkdsk. On this disk i can't find chkdsk so where do i find it?
It's build 7048.
 

gjbnh

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Can you boot from a previous version of windows (Xp or vista) and use chkdsk from the command prompt from one of them?
 
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