Windows 7 goes into a loop of repair and does not start

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  Thank you

  Hi Dave,.

  Thanks again for your help.

  Bought a WD a terabyte HD Executed a copy sector by sector, using Paragon... It was quick (about ten minutes-amazing) and I answer to you, now, using the WD HD clone.

  Awesome! I finally took possession of this computer.

  I would say that the problem has been resolved. Windows 7 repair disc will not work on EFI systems and here's workaround.

  Thanks again.

  Jack

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