- Feb 7, 2015
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Hello everyone.
Recently I have beend installing updates on my PC that runs on Windows 7 Ultimate. Three days ago it was rebooting as usual but then this erros message shows up " Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer ". So as recommended I didn't turn off the computer and just waited. After a while I went to bed and left my PC on overnight to see if the problem would be solved by the morning. It wasn't so I just pressed the power button for 5 seconds and restarted my PC. Since then I haven't been able to acces anything since it just stays on that error for hours.
Starting up in safe mode doesn't solve anything.
I've read somewhere that pressing F8 before the Windows logo shows up brings up a booting menu where I can choose some repair option. When I press F8 I just get a windows where I can pick 2 options which I guess is the hard drive and something else, but that does't solve my problems. I also don't own any sort of repair discs or flash drives.
Any help would be apreciated.
If something isn't clear enough just ask and I will try my best to explain myself (English isn't my native language).
Thanks in advance
Recently I have beend installing updates on my PC that runs on Windows 7 Ultimate. Three days ago it was rebooting as usual but then this erros message shows up " Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer ". So as recommended I didn't turn off the computer and just waited. After a while I went to bed and left my PC on overnight to see if the problem would be solved by the morning. It wasn't so I just pressed the power button for 5 seconds and restarted my PC. Since then I haven't been able to acces anything since it just stays on that error for hours.
Starting up in safe mode doesn't solve anything.
I've read somewhere that pressing F8 before the Windows logo shows up brings up a booting menu where I can choose some repair option. When I press F8 I just get a windows where I can pick 2 options which I guess is the hard drive and something else, but that does't solve my problems. I also don't own any sort of repair discs or flash drives.
Any help would be apreciated.
If something isn't clear enough just ask and I will try my best to explain myself (English isn't my native language).
Thanks in advance
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