Post: Startup repair, disk check and blue screen ?
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06-15-2013, 05:22 AM
#1
Dingus98
[move]fuk up m8[/move]
06-15-2013, 05:40 AM
#2
AlexStrife
Haxor!
Originally posted by Dingus98
Hey my computer has a problem and its too bad to ignore anymore. Ever since a week ago every time I turned it on I got a black screen saying "one of ur disks needs to be checked for consistency" I did it but it froze for a few hours so I powered off my laptop. (It still comes up every time I power it up but I cancel it) . Also sometimes when It starts up it goes to startup repair, and that also freezes after hours so I cancel that as well. I have just been canceling them over and over but now I started to get blue screen. Today I got it about 7 times and I can't even get on my laptop. (I'm using my iPad right now) I was typing this thread on my laptop, I went to gyazo a error and got blue screen so I went on my iPad. I can't restore to factory settings because the harddrive was replaced by my moms friend about 2 months ago. Please help me
what laptop is it?
06-15-2013, 05:43 AM
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Sheldon Cooper
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Originally posted by Dingus98
Hey my computer has a problem and its too bad to ignore anymore. Ever since a week ago every time I turned it on I got a black screen saying "one of ur disks needs to be checked for consistency" I did it but it froze for a few hours so I powered off my laptop. (It still comes up every time I power it up but I cancel it) . Also sometimes when It starts up it goes to startup repair, and that also freezes after hours so I cancel that as well. I have just been canceling them over and over but now I started to get blue screen. Today I got it about 7 times and I can't even get on my laptop. (I'm using my iPad right now) I was typing this thread on my laptop, I went to gyazo a error and got blue screen so I went on my iPad. I can't restore to factory settings because the harddrive was replaced by my moms friend about 2 months ago. Please help me
Probably an issue with Windows or your hard drive has a lot of bad sectors.
06-15-2013, 05:45 AM
#5
AlexStrife
Haxor!
06-15-2013, 05:47 AM
#6
Dingus98
[move]fuk up m8[/move]
Originally posted by chef
Probably an issue with Windows or your hard drive has a lot of bad sectors.
Anyway to fix bad sectors ? + what is the cause ?
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Originally posted by AlexStrife
scrap it. loool.... not worth the hassle. edit: errr toshiba = fail..... core i5 = fail... most likely your harddrive was corrupted in some way & you left it & it just... failed. like all toshiba fails... lol
Nigga it's i7
06-15-2013, 05:49 AM
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Sheldon Cooper
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Originally posted by Dingus98
Anyway to fix bad sectors ? + what is the cause ?
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Nigga it's i7
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Nigga it's i7
If it's an issue with your hard drive then the only way to fix it is with a new one. You could always reinstall Windows and see if that does anything. :p
06-15-2013, 05:58 AM
#9
Dingus98
[move]fuk up m8[/move]
Originally posted by chef
If it's an issue with your hard drive then the only way to fix it is with a new one. You could always reinstall Windows and see if that does anything. :p
I can't because my moms friend replaced the hdd 5 months ago
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Originally posted by AlexStrife
so...... its a p750-136?
Idk does it matter? Can I fix it somehow
06-15-2013, 05:59 AM
#10
Sheldon Cooper
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