My windows 7 Pro 32 bit came up unbootable last weekend. I have tried all sorts of fixes like Windows repair console, fixboot, fixmbr, rebuild bcd and even manually replacing missing boot files. Still NG. I am now faced with a full reinstall. I have been looking around to see if anyone has some magic trick that would allow a repair install of a non bootable condition. I haven't been able to find one yet. Any ideas on this one?
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Jump to PostI've found that we faced with this type of scenario...unless there is a real need to repair the installation, I generally go with a clean install. At some point you may consider the cost (with regard to time) of reinstalling vs a repair that may or may not be 100% …
Jump to Postfrom the site in your link .I love finding typo's ,because it makes me feel not alone .lol
"might us well you could buy a new computer."
should be might as well ,not "us well "
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