Promblems of start after restore Vista system?

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• PC "not responding" after starting a restore point system & does not stop

  I'm running a restore system (Vista Ult) point and PC "unresponsive".  Is it safe to disable or reset manually?  What problems could result if I just press reset?  System retore worked for 4 hours now!

  All advice is appreciated!

  This is far too long to make it work - it froze.  Alternatively, you can press reset if you have such a button on your system (didn't on mine) or you can press on and hold the power button until the system stops (this is not really good for the system and should not be done normally, but you have no choice in this situation).  Then restart it and log in again and try to make the system back restore point.  This time start by disabling your AV software as this sometimess interferes with the process.  Do not open anything else while the system can focus on the creation of the restore point.

  If it freezes again (the process should take 30-45 minutes maximum), then again and restart in clean http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/929135?p=1 mode and try to restore the system from there.  If it works, use the procedures in the article to find the cause of the problem with the process, and remove, delete, disable or uninstall. Once that is done, don't forget to restore the system to normal status according to procedures.

  If it still does not in cleaning mode, try to start in safe mode (repeatedly on the F8 key during startup until the menu appears), and try to create the restore from there point (if it will let you - I'm not sure that's possible in safe mode (, but it's worth a try).  If it works, at least you have a method to bypass the creation of restore points.  Then we' ill have to work out why it doesn't work in normal mode but let's first.

  I hope this helps.  Post back and let us know how it goes anyway.

  Good luck!

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• Laptop does not start after installing vista sp2

  My Dell XPS 1530 stopped working after installing vista sp2. He gave me instructions for installation, step 1 of 3 and it went all that they way up to step 3 of 3 and said its closure and never came back...
  Please let me know, how to start the laptop.

  Hello GoogleGuru,
  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Answers forum.
  Because your computer does not start until the desktop computer, we were able to try the system restore to a point before you install SP2.
  Thus, with the computer is shut down. Press the power button, then press on and press F8 until you see the startup options, and then it will give you the ability to boot to the last known good configuration. (select it).

  If this does not work, you can try to boot from the Vista DVD and use the recovery console to perform a restore of the system to another point in time.

  Post back with the results.

  Thank you

  Martin
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• After restoring image system, content of the disc do not match

  I feel like every time I think I have this darn computer fixed, another problem appears...

  Okay, so after much headache, I was able to restore the Boot Camp from a virtual hard disk image... however... what OSX sees the contents of the drive BOOTCAMP and what BOOTCAMP sees self are completely different.

  According to OSX, here is the content:

  Kenz$ ~: cd/Volumes/BOOTCAMP /.

  Kenz$ ~: ls

  $Recycle.Bin / program Files / users /.

  BOOTSECT. BAK program files (x 86) / Windows /.

  Start / ProgramData / WindowsImageBackup.

  DRIVERS / RHDSetup.log* bootmgr *.

  Documents and Settings / recovery / hiberfil.sys*

  Intel / Recovery.txt* pagefile.sys*

  PerfLogs / System Volume Information.

  What the reader was like before restoring the system's yet OSX still think it's what's on the disc...

  Seen on Windows, for comparison, here is the content:

  Directory of C:\

  06/10/2015 AppleBcInstaller.log 58 14:45

  the 4 528 09:08 app_updater.log 19/04/2016

  02/02/2015 10:19 < DIR > Autodesk

  03/01/2015 19:41 < DIR > Intel

  2009-07-13 22:20 < DIR > PerfLogs

  12/11/2015 15:02 < DIR > PhSp_CS2_UE_Ret

  11/07/2016 17:44 < DIR > Program Files

  15/07/2016 15:37 < DIR > Program Files (x 86)

  15/07/2016 11:58 < DIR > regbackup

  10/15/2015 RHDSetup.log 2 058 19:13

  04/01/2015 18:47 < DIR > Sandbox

  03/01/2015 17:13 < DIR > users

  22/07/2016 15:48 < DIR > Windows

  3 file (s) on 6 644 bytes

  10 dir 66,776,281,088 bytes free

  In my view, that is a problem OSX, as I need to reset the memory of the BOOTCAMP volume or something.

  I disassembled that re-mounted disk, reset the NVRAM/PRAM memory disabilities Tuxera NTFS... but it shows again that content.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem? While I could leave it alone since the OSX and Windows and start properly, I would create an image of WinClone of Boot Camp, and in this situation, it would probably be to create a picture of the wrong thing, then I would like to than OSX to see the disc properly. The determining factor here is I would like to take advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10, but I want to be able to roll back to where I was in the worst case scenario.

  On the side of OS X, you disassemble and reassemble the Bootcamp partition? Tuxera can complicate and lead to corruption.

• My Satellite will not start after installing Vista updates

  My Toshiba satellite laptop does not start after the installation of updates. I get the Toshiba screen, then a screen that gives me two options. Start windows normally or repair windows. I tried both but you just Tousez in circles to the same screen.

  I didn't have any rescue CD or save a Vista CD with my computer

  Can someone help me. Do you have ideas how to run again.

  Thank you very much
  Christine

  Hello Christine

  Can you please tell us which laptop model you have?
  Did you start your laptop with F8?
  What happens when you click Repair option?

  Please give us more information.

• How to bring back after restoring Vista SP1 SP2 operating system &?

  I recently used the media supplied with my laptop to restore/reinstall the OS I have a feeling that I don't have it quite right... but my computer works fine. Better than he has for a while. Unfortunately, it's living in the past.

  I had Vista Home Premium SP2 race and now I have only blocks of service of the House of Premium.No. I tried to install SP1 via Windows Update.It takes about 20 seconds. Update history said he "succeeded" but when I look in "Installed updates" is not there. Since then I have "successfully" updated for SP1 20 + times and the only one available for me now (available on several occasions) updated is SP1. My last installed update was September 21. Although windows update history shows "successful" updated all the way up to 15 October.

  In the meantime I had went to the MS downloads site and found the stand-alone (936330 KB) version 5. I tried to install that and it seemed to work. For about 50 minutes. or so he worked there and then it is simply disappeared. Gone.No error message, nothing. I tried again and this time, it still seemed to work, but it has taken longer to disappear this time. After several other attempts, I gave up.

  Since then, I tried a fix to this. Unfortunately, as evidenced by this post, I had no luck. I hope that someone out there has thought about it. I'm reasonably computer literate. More technical it more it receives, but I learn constantly.

  I use a Dell Inspiron 1720, Vista Home Premium, Version 6.0.6000, 32-bit, x 86, circa 2008. Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T5750 @ 2.00 GHz 2000 mhz carrots 2, 2 logical processors.  2 hard drives @ 320 GB ea. BIOS A09, 11/07/2008. Ver.2.4 SMBIOS.

  I'm currently downloading a set of files to install vista home premium 32 bit x 86 with SP1. I hope that it will work. My other alternative is this Dell factory image restore point but I think it'd probably just in the same situation? Help.

  Hello

  I don't know why you have problems with standalones.

  This is the advice that we give the posters who have problems with Service Packs:

  Click Start > right click on computer > left click on properties > see if you have Vista 32 bit or Vista 64-bit installed.

  It will also tell you which SP you have installed.

  Then, choose the download of 'bit' OK to use to install Service Packs, installation of SP1 first if it is not already installed.

  Vista SP1 32-bit (x 86): http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30

  Vista SP1 64-bit: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21299

  Vista SP2 32-bit (x 86): http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=16468

  Vista SP2 64-bit: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17669

  This Information Microsoft can help you resolve problems that you encounter during the installation of Service Packs for Vista.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/947366

  See you soon.

• Vista does not start after restoration... all I get is flashing dashboard

  Has the problems with my computer so I decided to restore it in a few days in a good working condition...  I went through the process of restoration and after that he went to restart, I get a dashboard flashes after the start flag HP...  Help, please!

  Thank you

  Hi Josh peterson939,.

  ·         You receive an error message or error code?

  Follow the instructions below that may help you resolve the issue.

  Method 1: Remove external devices attached to the computer case and check if the problem is resolved.

  Method 2: I suggest you to check and clean the boot if the problem persists.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

   

  Note: After troubleshooting, be sure to configure the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.

  Method 3: Follow the instructions in the link below and check if the problem is resolved.

  How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows recovery environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927392/en-us

  Check whether the problem is resolved.

• After restoring my system to Windows Vista, my screen resolution is incorrect.

  Screwed up resolution :(

  I had to restore my computer to Windows vista after putting 7 window on it... now my screen resolution is turned off, it is the top of the screen to the bottom, but has 2 black bars on the sides... Ive already tried to settle the reso to max, but this isn't the problem. Help

  Apparently, that's what to do, another great problem, I can't get my internet to work at all, it says there is no network, I can't spend all the discovery network on or anything, and I have NO idea where the original disc is provided with the computer :( Hating technology now

  You have a computer that works (obviously).  You probably have a USB stick/thumb drive/CD or DVD, you can use and a way to write, huh?  Something like that?

  Get what you need to the manufacturer of the computer support and the web page of the driver of your make & model of computer (that you try to fix) while on this computer to work and put these files on the mentioned media.  That put media into the computer you try to set and use the programs installation either him or copy them to the desktop of the computer in question and install from there.

• Restoring Backed-Up files after restoring the system (Vista)

  I supported are recommended and then restored a complete system.  Now I can't get Vista to recognize my backup?

  Hi RWaskul,

  What happens when you try to restore your backup? This error message that you receive? What measures do you take? If you experience any of the problems described in this document, all the troubleshooting steps listed.

• Satellite A35-S159: slow start after restore

  A35 S159 purchased with Windows XP. Booted up one day that all the desktop icons are generic, none of them have worked, System Restore is not available and could not run anything from the command line. Used the recovery CD.
  He initially thought that it was not started at all, but it will actually start and run normally after 10 minutes of sitting in front of the start screen. After the validation, there is a delay, followed by the white loading bar at the bottom of the screen and then the windows splash screen and the Green loading bar and there it is.

  Can boot into safe mode without problem. Tried to go into msconfig, hide or disable all services, disable all startup items and making a selective startup. No change. No problem, indicated in the Device Manager. Ran the diagnosis of hard drive (Hitachi) and who retires.

  What's next?

  Hello

  Usually after recovering the unit with the supplied all Toshiba Recovery CD should work properly. For me, this looks like something wrong with the HARD drive, but it is strange that it is possible to boot into safe mode without any delay.

  Try to start the 'cmd' in the immediate window. Then try using the chkdsk /F command to check the HARD drive.

• Computer does not start after installing vista sp2.

  When the computer is turned on it presents two options: start windows normally or start the system restart. If start windows normally is chosen, it just reloads the same screen, if launch startup repair, it tells me that it can't solve my problem and returns me to the same screen as well. F8 or help options advanced.

  Free unlimited installation and compatibility support is available for Windows Vista, but only for Service Pack 2 (SP2). This support, initially planned to end on November 26, 2009, has been extended until February 26, 2010. Availability of support chat or messaging differs depending on your location. Some questions may require that more support for which he is advanced a charge.  Go to http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?prid=13014&gprid=582034 & select appropriate category (i.e., download problem;) Installation problem; ( Problems after installing a service pack). ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• User accounts missing after restoring the system.

  Original title: get rid of ghosts User Logon

  I used the system restore. When I restarted the laptop all my users have disappeared! One of them is the administrator. I can locate the user in (C), but can not access. I tried to modify and delete the user, but I can't! Help, please!

  Dell Inspiron portable computer Vista

  Hello
  
  1. don't you restore your computer to the time before the user accounts have been created?

  2. How do you change the user account settings?

  3. do you have the possibility to choose the user account when you start Windows?

   
  If you tried to use the system restore to solve a problem, but the problem remained or other problems were introduced, you can undo the restore operation in most cases.
  Undo system restore
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/undo-system-restore
  I hope hear from you soon!

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Can't see the data partition after restoring the system

  Hello.

  I had installed Windows 7 on my computer and I had two operating systems of windows operating system. And I wanted to boom volume but I couldn't and I downloaded a program and crashed my both operating systems. And after that I used the hp recovery cd use cmd, System Restore. And after that, I got all the workers. But now I can't see my data partition. I can see the computer Manager, but I can't access it.  Please help Microsoft. :(

  Is the partition on the same drive as Vista?  If so I would try to extend the Vista partition to include the space in this partition "missing."  Maybe this process will add space on your system drive, and at least you will have access to it (even if it is not a separate partition that you wish).  I don't know if this will work if the system is not seen as a partition, but I guess it's worth a try.

  After that, my only suggestion is to backup your data and do a clean boot from the drive and format the drive and reset the partitions in the installation process.  This should solve this problem.  I wish I had a less drastic recommendation, but honestly, I know of no other way to solve this problem (if it does not solve the problem).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• X1Carbon does not start after restoration of the USB

  I have a new X 1 carbon 3443CTO Win8/64. After the configuration and test, I wanted to give it to one of my users so I did a "factory restore" using recovery media created by following the guides posted here and elsewhere:

  Control the media of Panel\Recovery\create etc.

  Went as expected. When I ran the recovery - I have taken a step further and called Lenovo as the step that calls for repartition disks reported ambiguously: 'No' (keep existing partitions) reported that a partition is not found "required" Yes seemed exaggerated. The tech told me to proceed by Yes.

  Once the recovery is complete - the system has rebooted. Restarted in the Boot Manager - I chose HDD0 and was immediately referred to the Boot Manager. I called Lenovo and referred to my existing case and told me; "Well do it all again" I did. Same result.

  So - I have created another USB key from a whole new 3443cto carbon X 1 and ran in recovery - same result.

  I then created another set of recovery on a new USB - same result media.

  When I access training with Advanced\Command prompt the windows directory, program files, etc are all there, but nothing I do (Ran BCD fix mbr etc.) will only boot disk.

  Any ideas?

  Today, I called Lenovo and the only choice that gave me was back which I guess I do.

  Question - is a downgraded supports or has a return Service support has deteriorated since last year?

  Before leaving the office, I decided to repeat the exercise once more. This time, I used USB 3.0 500 GB drive that I created last night. I ran the option "update files". When he finished the system booted Windows 8 However he presented me with an opportunity to enter a name and a password. The previous credentials did not work, nor null credentials and there is no option to create a new account.

  I have re-run recovery, this time choosing to keep partitions and basically do a factory instead of reformatting redefined and.

  Once completed, the system booted Windows 8 and the possibility to choose the country. At that time, I have dagprogramm off the system. I guess it's back to the new factory.

  My hypothesis is that in the course of the original tent to refresh something has gone wrong with the drive and running BCDedit solved the problem? Who knows?

  In any case-problem solved. What worries me is that never once in 3 calls, I did Lenovo has someone at - he tried to help me solve the problem. I am the author of the decision - I choose servers, desktop computers and laptops. We use Dell servers and desktop computers the Thinkpads for laptops.

  Support IF Lenovo has become this bad, I'll start to buy Dell laptops. I think I have to raise my w/Lenovo support.

• Satellite M45 - does not start after restoration on the new HARD drive

  I installed a new PATA 250 GB HDD on my pc. The BIOS is configured to boot from CD/DVD. Toshiba Recovery disk started cold, start follow-up statement to load a new system on the HARD drive. He made a (quick) format on the HARD drive, spent 50 minutes, copy the files from the CD to the new HARD drive. Followed the instructions to remove the CD and reboot the pc. Did. I get the Toshiba homepage for 2-3 seconds, and then I get a white screen with a white block cursor in the upper corner of the LH of the screen. Looks like it does not find the block on the HARD disk?
  The procedure of collection 3 times with the same results. Checked the BIOS to check that it is configured to boot from the HARD disk after installation.

  The recovery CD is blank. Never used because I bought the PC (3.5 years). Put the new HARD drive in a USB enclosure and formatted with Windows, tried again with the same result? Put the old HDD, PC starts and works very well. Put the live CD Knoppix and boot from that, works very well. See the new HARD drive.

  Thus, any suggestions are appreciated. The recovery CD Toshiba is defective? In any case to test?

  Thank you
  -J

  Hello

  Sounds like a problem with the recovery disk or the new HARD disk if your computer starts up fine with the old HARD drive...

  In your case before you start a lengthy discussion, you should try a Microsoft Windows disk to install Windows. If he work it seems that only the recovery disk is defective.

  Otherwise, the HARD disk must be defective. Maybe a bad sector or something else