Please help

[J322]

Umm can anyone help me? Tried restarting and nothing (there is nothing connected)
I factory reset my PC (cause I got a virus) and when I started it up this came. Please help!

[willie]

Moved to "help & questions".

[HristoV]

here's a link to a solution:http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/how-do ... n-booting/

if that doesn't help contact me trough skype : out_sider93 and i will provide you with additional help.

[Colkee]

If got Windows disk , insert it into DVD drive (doesn't matter which version, as long as it's Win 7)
Boot into the DVD and select Repair your PC
Select Advanced Options and Command Prompt
Type the following:

Spoiler

diskpart
list disk
select disk 0 (select your hard disk num listed in list disk)
list partition
find the partition in which your OS has been installed (you can find by looking at the size of the partition;)
select partition 3
active
exit

and that would be all you can reboot...

If you haven't got Windows disk try over this link :
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143

[J322]

here's a link to a solution:http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/how-do ... n-booting/

if that doesn't help contact me trough skype : out_sider93 and i will provide you with additional help.

Thanks but my HDD is fucked, thank tho.

[SuiCxDe]

did you check whether your HDD is working? I mean OS is corrupted but HDD is working?

[Nico]

Do it by an USB. Put windows on a USB drive with another PC, and boot your PC (the broken one) with the USB door, and it should do the same. But bare in mind, that the Windows is the only thing you may have on your USB nothing else.

[Hirschaiger]

I'd the same issue. I just bought a new HDD, installed Windows on it and then installed the OP on the "broken" HDD using the working HDD.

Anyway, is it really broken? Have you got any help so far? Will you continue trying, or have you given up on it?

[J322]

If got Windows disk , insert it into DVD drive (doesn't matter which version, as long as it's Win 7)
Boot into the DVD and select Repair your PC
Select Advanced Options and Command Prompt
Type the following:

Spoiler

diskpart
list disk
select disk 0 (select your hard disk num listed in list disk)
list partition
find the partition in which your OS has been installed (you can find by looking at the size of the partition;)
select partition 3
active
exit

and that would be all you can reboot...

If you haven't got Windows disk try over this link :
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143

Well as I thought my HDD is f'ed, I tried this and worked ! THANKS

[Genius]

I have same problem on 2nd computer , thank you guys too for help.

[Darkel]

Okay this is solved!

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