I have a emachines el1200 06w that was fine then froze. I restarted it and it keeps going to the black screen with the e an says we appologize then the windows xp shows up and it does it all over again. I think os menu. when i hit F8 and diable auto start i get blue screen with a unmountable_boot_volume error.
View 2 Repliesthis laptop suddenly strayed exhibiting boot failure, specifically an unmountable boot volume error. F11 to get to system recovery results in a desktop but nothing else except a mouse cursor that moves. I cant tell if this is 32 or 64 bit w7 it does not say on the sticker. I tried to boot form a w7 recovery disk both 32 and 64 disk) and it is really slow, it asks for a keyboard type and then seems to do nothing.
Was wondering if there was a way to do a system restore form a dos prompt in W7? Nothing on the machine that need saving.
I'll make it long story short. I had turned off some unnecessary things in msconfig like some of the pre-loaded vaio software that I never used, but realized I had turned off the service that allows me to change the volume, brightness, etc...so I turned that back on in msconfig, and restarted. What has been happening since is it will BSOD at the windows loading screen, right before the screen where it asks for your password. It will say "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_DEVICE" I have tried starting in safe mode, safe mode with command prompt, safe mode with networking, last known good configuration, and normally. I've also tried the "repair your computer" option in the advanced boot options, and when that loads, it just opens a low resolution windows background and shows the mouse on the screen forever. I even let it sit all night to see if it was just being horrendously slow and it was still just a blank screen with the mouse. I also made a windows repair CD on my home PC and tried using that, and it still does not repair it. I can't even boot my laptop anymore. It's a Windows 7 Home Premium x64 Sony Vaio VPCCW17FX, I just reformatted it back in august?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI was just browsing as usual on my laptop when I was hit with the error message: 0x000000ED (0xFFFFFA8004AA8CD0,0xFFFFFFFFC0000185, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 I have tried restarting and booting into safe mode, tried using the repair option that i am given upon startup, tried booting from the windows 7 installation cd. None of these options work, meaning, as far as I can tell, I cannot check disk.I'm running a Dell Studio XPS 1645 laptop, just over a year old (unfortunately on a standard 1 year warranty).
View 7 Replies View RelatedWont boot into safe mode or original windows OS disc (which worked previously).I'm Using UBCD, never had a hard disk problem, never had memory problems.Disk is accessible using G-parted and all files are still there. The only thing i have noticed once the error started is that the label on my local disk (c) changed to blank but i then changed it back and still nothing, also made sure that my windows partition was set to "boot". I'm assuming its partition editing that i must do, but don't know where to start exactly, and I'm also assuming that it was a registry cleanup that caused this error.
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