Startup Repair Has Tried Several Times
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Hello, have an HP Pavilion A6150Y and the other day, computer was on and working fine, then froze up. Rebooted and startup repair came up. Ran it and it said that windows could not automatically fix the problem. Rebooted and tried again several times but had the same result.Went into safe mode and ran some anti malware and registry clean ups, rebooted and startup repair comes up again, still can't fix the problem.Don't have any recovery disks so tried to run system restore but would not work, said no restore points. Next tried to restore to factory settings.
It ran and then had to reboot to finish the install. After rebooting, it goes right back into startup repair again. Ran that and get the same answer, windows can't fix the problem.Now I can't back into safe mode as it says that windows has not finished installing. I can't get it to finish because it launches into startup repair every time I boot.Any ideas? Is the HDD failing? Would ordering recovery disks from HP possibly solve the issue?Thanks!
Even under Startup Repair, the message is 'Root cause found: Startup Repair has tried several times but it still cannot determine the cause of.
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We will consider Dropbox links, Google Drive links, or Google Photos links to be potentially malicious. Use common sense. Please Support the EFF!Like our subreddit? Want to pay it forward?Consider donating to the Electronic Frontier Foundation!They give you stickers! Other Subreddits. Custom desktop pc: SSD drive C: with Windows 10 Home (I think Anniversary update). Currently using my HDD drive E: with Windows 7 Home I upgraded from.Newest addition to the build was an MSI RX 480Lastest programs downloaded and installed was FrapsIssue: I cannot boot to my SSD which has Win10 and I am receiving the error E:windowssystem32logfilesSrtSrtTrail.txtI have tried multiple time to repair with Startup Repair and it does not work.
I've tried using command prompt from the boot menu entering chkdsk/f/r E:, bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd, bootrec.exe /fixmrb, bootrec.exe /fixboot, chkdsk/r C:, and chkdsk/r E. I have disabled early launch anti-malware protection and restarted. I have disabled automatic startup repair and restarted.In Windows 7, where I am now, I have ran Malwarebytes which removed a few PUPs and ran VipreRescue and tried to boot win10 again and had the same results.I only have the Win7 install disk because I upgraded to Win10 a while ago, and I do not have a recent backup on my SSD so I would have to format and restart fresh, but I don't know if I can upgrade again to Win10.Is there anything I can do to repair Win10 so I don't have to start fresh?. So, i had this problem few days ago.I tried lots of tools to recovery it and nothing worked.But, after hours I got the solution.(You don't need: pendrive, dvd, format disk etc.)So.Go to the advanced menu and open CMD.type: 'diskpart', after that: 'list volume'.Now you know what letter is your main volume (where windows is installed). For example 'D:'Now type 'exit' to exit from diskpart.Now you need to go to cmd again to open this file srttrail.txt.type your windows volume letter, for example 'D:' and then type 'cd WindowsSystem32LogfilesSrt',after that type: 'Srttrail.txt'Now srttrail.txt is going to open, you can see which driver gone wrong (failure).In my case, the driver LPCFilter.sys got was the trouble.Last step: re-open cmd, type 'del' (to delete) and the directory of the failed driver.For example: 'del D:windowssystem32driversLPCFilter.sys'Now, restart your PC and Enjoy.:).
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