Re: help with windows 7 crash
I don't have a laptop that has an OEM install, so I may be incorrect about some of these suggestions. If your F keys will not work this way or you cannot boot to an Windows 7 Install DVD or a Windows 7 recovery CD, you may have to reinstall. You may be able to access the drive a different way to recovery your data.
But during a normal Windows 7 boot, hitting the F8 key will bring up recovery options. If you are not seeing those, there is a possibility you are not hitting (tapping) the key at the correct time. Keep trying and see if you can get some reaction. You may have to wait just a second longer before tapping the F8 key, or start a little earlier.
If you can do something to reach a Windows 7 repair system, post back. If you cannot, I do not know what else to suggest, but I do wonder how you ran the commands you say you ran...
Operating System Win 7 x64
Computer Type Homebuilt
OS Service Pack 2
DirectX Version 11
CPU Type and Speed i7 3770K
Motherboard Chipset Asus P8Z77-V Pro
System Memory Type 16 GB Kingston
Video Card Type and Speed Nvidia GTX 680 (2)
Computer Monitor LG 27" (3)
Hard Drive Kingston 240 SSD
Optical Drives LG WH12LS30 Blu-
Modem-Router Type Linksys E3000
Network Adapter Intel Gigabit
Anti-virus Software MSE
Computer Skill Level Average Ability
Windows Experience Index 7.7