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Computer Help and Support

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1. f you're working on a laptop,

Wed Sep 4, 2013, 08:23 AM

Sep 2013

you need to go into Setup and change the boot order to boot from the CD.

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Need help on a Win 7 problem. [View all] Old and In the Way Sep 2013 OP

f you're working on a laptop, unhappycamper Sep 2013 #1

I'm on a PC, but I assume that would not change. Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #4

oh derp....you have to go into the BIOS to change boot up order steve2470 Sep 2013 #6

I'm betting you have a virus steve2470 Sep 2013 #2

Thanks...I've used both utilities on a long term basis. Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author steve2470 Sep 2013 #5

Since your problems seem to be file system related gvstn Sep 2013 #7

Thanks! Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #8

Probably not a bad idea to run Gore1FL Sep 2013 #9

I wanted to correct that original powershell command. gvstn Sep 2013 #10

get the problem solved ? nt steve2470 Sep 2013 #11

Not yet... Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #12

Solved! Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #13

hope a new drive isn't too costly :) nt steve2470 Sep 2013 #14

500GB = $100 Old and In the Way Sep 2013 #15