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I was fiddling with start up items and trying to clean boot with only my wireless dongle but it wasn't working so I reset it back to the way I had it and now my of appears at the "your PC ran in to a problem" whenever it gets to the sign in.

Also F8 won't boot to see mode for me.

How fucked am I?

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try boot safe mod and use the msconfig Tool there

I already said F8 doesn't work otherwise I would..

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u can enter your bios correct?

Yes.

Also I have no access to a Windows Disc.

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reset the BIOS by removing the battery

 

unplug the dongle

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reset the BIOS by removing the battery

unplug the dongle

I don't think its the BIOS..

It seems to be a problem with windows

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I was fiddling with start up items and trying to clean boot with only my wireless dongle but it wasn't working so I reset it back to the way I had it and now my of appears at the "your PC ran in to a problem" whenever it gets to the sign in.

Also F8 won't boot to see mode for me.

How fucked am I?

I had similar problem, and i just re-installed my system (OS)

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I had similar problem, and i just re-installed my system (OS)

This is the fifth time I would of reinstalled windows in the past year.

Please tell me there is another way.

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I have no idea.

2 years ago i have same issue and i fixed it by reinstalling my OS :)

Oh and I have no access to a windows disc unless I get in to my files. Which I can't.

FML.

Is there any other way of accessing my BIOS without F8

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I don't thing so.

You can ask Faceman for more help

@Faceman He said you could help :)

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Dude, always have some simple tools backed up. Like a Windows Repair tool, a system image, installation disk (win7 or win8).

 

However, from the earlier posts I also think that a clean OS install in your solution. Else, contact Microsoft.

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people....LISTEN! and listen carefully.....BACKUP...BACKUP....BACKUP....BACKUP....B.A.C.K.U.P

oh! and more thing.....

BACKUP

I have some back ups on my hard drive.

I might just clone my OS drive to my hard drive in case it does something like this.

I used to have windows 8 lying around somewhere, I'll have a look.

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