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Ummm okay, so hi! I have a big problem with my table computer..
Here is my story: So I had a pirate copy on Windows 7 and they got it and made my screen black (The picture)..
And 1 day the AVG Antiviris started to scann and after that if wanted to restart my computer and I restarted it.. So now it said welcome but I didn't log in I just clicked the red button and I turned my pc off so next day I comed from school and tryed to turn the computer on, but nothing happened!! So I tryed it again and failed too!! (Any reactions) So from this I can't turn my computer on, if u can help so that I'll be great! Thank you if ur readin this and try to help me! (About the windows 7 copy pirate version so sorry, my friend instaled for me that and I though it will not do problems! And something more if that will help you, I before turned it off so it ussually wanted to ask when I want to restart it, but I didn't restart it instantly I just like as stupid boy did remind me after 1 hour and after it happened again so I clicked againg but next time I really restarted it off so D:..) Thx again if u can solve it :'(

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This thread mixes hardware and software possibilities, so start by triaging the machine rather than jumping straight to an OS reinstall. Replies from , , , and lean toward software-level fixes or reinstalling, but those only help once the PC actually shows signs of life. The priority is: (1) confirm whether the system is receiving power, (2) determine if the display or the OS is the problem, and (3) protect any personal data before wiping or reinstalling.

Try this concise, non-destructive checklist:

  • Watch and listen when you press the power button: any LEDs, fan motion, hard-drive spin/click, or motherboard beep codes mean the PSU and board are at least partially alive; no reaction at all points toward a power/PSU or charger failure.
  • Verify basic power sources: try a different outlet or power cable (or charger for a portable device). For laptops, remove a removable battery before testing power.
  • If fans/LEDs run but there is no image, check the monitor/TV power and video cable and try an alternate display. Disconnect non-essential USB/peripherals that can interfere with early boot. Reseating RAM or the graphics card can help if you are comfortable doing that.
  • If the machine appears to power on but Windows will not load, do not format yet. Create a clean rescue USB on another computer (or fit the drive externally with a SATA-to-USB adapter) and copy personal files to a safe system before attempting cleaning or reinstall.

Licensing and malware worries raised by others are valid, but data safety and determining a hardware vs software fault come first. If you are not comfortable opening the case or handling drives, take the unit to a trusted repair shop for the initial checks and a data extraction. Once data and hardware status are secure, proceed with a clean installation from a trustworthy source.

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Member Avatar for Biker920

Purchase a Genuine copy of Windows 7 then completely remove pirate copy of Windows 7 now install Genuine copy of Windows 7 and activate it properly. If this does not solve your problem then post back here and we will attempt to assist you.do not remove Genuine copy of Windows 7. Later---

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If Windows 7 isn't looking its best - transparency has been turned off, say - then the Aero theme may not have been fully enabled on your system. Click Start, type Aero, choose the "Find and fix problems with transparency and other visual effects" link, and click Next to launch the Aero troubleshooting wizard. It'll try to identify and resolve and problems. And if it doesn't, then install the latest driver for your graphics hardware. That could be all your system needs.

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Kristain,carefully read the original post. poster is trying to fix a bootleg copy of Win 7. A no no on Daniweb. that's the reason I told poster to obtain a legal copy of Win 7

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Biker920 you are right on! He should format the drive then install a legit copy of W7

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If Windows 7 isn't looking its best - transparency has been turned off, say - then the Aero theme may not have been fully enabled on your system. Click Start, type Aero, choose the "Find and fix problems with transparency and other visual effects" link, and click Next to launch the Aero troubleshooting wizard. It'll try to identify and resolve and problems. And if it doesn't, then install the latest driver for your graphics hardware. That could be all your system needs.

Oh yea but I can't turn the pc on! So I can't click any ur "Aero" And I don't think it's electric problem
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While system is trying to boot repeatedly hit the f8 key. When the boot choices appear try running with c prompt. When C: appears type "format c:" without the quotes. When format is complete install a legit windows installations disk and proceed.

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When you hear disease restart the computer press F8 and then choose Safe Mode and even working Ontdhar Windows and then choose the work system restore and select a time before landing Antivirus crude and advise you to get down on your Kaspersky 2010, it does not cause problems with win7

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I think you have to format your computer. I think it is the problem of the virus so format the computer and then the problem will not solved out than contact to your hardware engineer. Otherwise purchase the Genuine version of the Windows 7.

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