Corrupt file - Windows Vista

My laptop HP G7015EA with Windows Vista will not start not, and the system recovery or Recovery Manager works. I have not either the recovery discs.

I get the following error messge:

Probsig1 - Autofailover

Probsig2 - 6.0.6000.16386

Probsig3 - 6

Probsig4 - 196611

Probsig5 - Corrupfile

Probsig6 - Corrupfile

Probsig 7-0

Probsig 8-3

Probsig 9 - WrpRepair

Probsig 10-10

Version of the OS - 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1

Local - 0

Can someone help me - can I fix it, or is it a restful job!

When you say Recovery Manager does not work, I guess you try touch F11 immediately after power? This error message does it give you?

If Recovery Manager fails and you did not have your value recovery disk, contact HP to order one HERE

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