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LouisG, <imnot@home.com>, the spoiled, stochastic cabbage head, and butcher
who deals in horse meat, pleaded:
> "relic" <complaints@relic211.cjb.net> wrote in
> news:E1IXe.495$EA4.362@tornado.socal.rr.com:
>
>> LouisG wrote:
>>> i have a second computer that is "looping" ,,, it gets to the
>>> windows xp screen and then reboots itself ,,over and over.
>>>
>>> i thought that maybe a "repair" of windows would fix it up ,, but i
>>> can't do a repair of windows as it doesn't give me that option ,,
>>> just delete partition , install windows , etc ,, but no repair
>>> option.
>>>
>>> any suggestions???? other than a reformat ,, that's a last resort.
>>
>> The Repair option comes right after you follow the Install prompts
>> and select to install on top of the existing installation. If the
>> installation is too corrupted, you won't see the option but you can
>> abort (F3) if you don't want to do the reinstall.
>>
>
> I've followed the install prompts and selected to install on top of an
> existing installation ,,,(although at that screen is where the repair
> windows installation should be) if i select to install over an
> installation it prompts me to format the partition ,, i don't want
> that option.
>
> I've done this before and i know where to get the repair option
> screen ,, but it's not there.
Go to harry ohrns web site and look at his screen shots. that should sort
you out.
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