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Latest News: New Go botnet Panchan нажмите чтобы прочитать больше rapidly in education networks. Posted 20 February - PM. Posted 21 February - AM. Does the computer respond at all when pressing the power button? Do you hear a series of beeps shortly after windows 8.1 wont boot up free Do you see the Lenovo screen, but then it simply goes black after that?

Posted 22 February - AM. I mean, the computer does respond, the Lenovo screen appears, the windows 8 loading screen "rotating узнать больше appears under it, then all fades to black and I literally can't do anything else, save turn the computer off. No beeps, nothing else. That's all that happens. Posted 23 February - AM. I know that won't help your booting issue, but that will keep you from having to futz around with the msconfig next time.

Now that I don't have that option. Just a guess. I had a person come to me with a issue like this. It could be a stuck or corrupt update and the pc was shut down before it could apply the updates. Pressing F8 repeatedly that seemed to reset it and it will startup again where it left off. My Windows 11 system is secure, because I can't install it.

Posted 24 February - PM. I forgot to say Thanks anon, I'll keep that in mind for all future occurrences. But tech, the process you just described will put the computer into safe mode. It requires that the computer be functioning on at least a basic level, which mine unfortunately is not; I've already tired that, sorry. But update; leaving the battery out windows 8.1 wont boot up free a day has gotten nowhere.

I have to wonder why the computer is doing this. Do you think safe mode could be damaged somehow? I mean, booting into it using the windows-approved method has consistently failed, and I can't help but wonder if editing msconfig forced it to always try to boot in the non-functioning safe mode, or at least until I change msconfig back. Any thoughts? Maybe there's a way to revert the program back to pre-edit state?

Holding Right Shift key pressing F8 should get you into recovery options. If not then you have to boot off a disc and get into a recovery console that way. Posted 25 February - PM. Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. I believe your disk is GPT. Once the files are transfered you can then do the onekey restore. Another option is to boot with a CD disk that can edit the registry to make your system go into normal mode instead of safe mode.

This is a safe option since the computer does not boot anyway. In order to do this you will need to download the Kaspersky Rescue Disk iso. It has a Registry Editor that can edit your registry if Windows 8.1 wont boot up free does not boot.

This may or may not work depending on if windows 8.1 wont boot up free have the registry key we are looking for. You will need to burn the iso image with Imgburn or windows 8.1 wont boot up free burning software that can burn images. If you decide to install Imgburn make sure you opt out of any additional software or toolbars.

If it does boot, you can also use the File manager to windows 8.1 wont boot up free your important files to a USB drive. You do not have to run the Antivirus section of the disc. Once the Rescue Disks boots, launch the Registry Editor and navigate to the following registry key.

Posted 26 February - AM. Does that Kaspersky rescue disk have a console that has windows tools? If he can just get into console from there you can do a lot. Repair the mbr, fixboot, rstrui.

Once everything is back to normal I suggest making a system repair disc since you have none. It just has a offline registry editor, file managerand antivirus. I figured the file manager would at least get his important files off the drive. The more I /14628.txt of Windows 8 the less I like it. Community Forum Нажмите чтобы прочитать больше by IP. Sign In Create Account. Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled.

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All it does is display the standard Lenovo boot screen, which promptly fades to black after a second or so. Please help! Posted 21 February - AM windows 8.1 wont boot up free is happening exactly on windows 8.1 wont boot up free up?

Posted 21 February - AM When you say that the computer won't boot at all, what do you mean exactly? Posted 22 February - AM When you say that the computer won't boot at all, what do you mean exactly? Posted 23 February - AM I know that won't help your booting issue, but that will keep you from having to futz around with the msconfig next time. Posted 23 February - AM I had a person come to me with a issue like this.

Posted 24 February - PM I forgot to say Posted 24 February - PM If the shift F8 option that technonymous suggested does not get you into recovery options it may be possible to windows 8.1 wont boot up free the registry offline to let the computer boot back into normal mode. Does the computer have a dvd drive or only USB?

Posted 25 February - PM It does have a disc drive. But my computer came with no recovery disc. Oh wait, there's a virtual recovery the computer has, called OneKey. Will that work? I don't want to revert my computer to factory, I have important files on it Posted 25 February - PM Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. Posted 26 February - AM Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. Posted 26 February - PM It just has a offline registry editor, file managerand antivirus.

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Posted 20 February - PM. Posted 21 February - AM. Does the computer respond at all when pressing the power button? Do you hear a series of beeps shortly after startup? Do you see the Lenovo screen, but then it simply goes black after that? Posted 22 February - AM.

I mean, the computer does respond, the Lenovo screen appears, the windows 8 loading screen "rotating dots" appears under it, then all fades to black and I literally can't do anything else, save turn the computer off. No beeps, nothing else. That's all that happens. Posted 23 February - AM.

I know that won't help your booting issue, but that will keep you from having to futz around with the msconfig next time. Now that I don't have that option.

Just a guess. I had a person come to me with a issue like this. It could be a stuck or corrupt update and the pc was shut down before it could apply the updates. Pressing F8 repeatedly that seemed to reset it and it will startup again where it left off. My Windows 11 system is secure, because I can't install it. Posted 24 February - PM.

I forgot to say Thanks anon, I'll keep that in mind for all future occurrences. But tech, the process you just described will put the computer into safe mode.

It requires that the computer be functioning on at least a basic level, which mine unfortunately is not; I've already tired that, sorry. But update; leaving the battery out for a day has gotten nowhere. I have to wonder why the computer is doing this. Do you think safe mode could be damaged somehow? I mean, booting into it using the windows-approved method has consistently failed, and I can't help but wonder if editing msconfig forced it to always try to boot in the non-functioning safe mode, or at least until I change msconfig back.

Any thoughts? Maybe there's a way to revert the program back to pre-edit state? Holding Right Shift key pressing F8 should get you into recovery options. If not then you have to boot off a disc and get into a recovery console that way. Posted 25 February - PM.

Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. I believe your disk is GPT. Once the files are transfered you can then do the onekey restore. Another option is to boot with a CD disk that can edit the registry to make your system go into normal mode instead of safe mode. This is a safe option since the computer does not boot anyway. In order to do this you will need to download the Kaspersky Rescue Disk iso.

It has a Registry Editor that can edit your registry if Windows does not boot. This may or may not work depending on if you have the registry key we are looking for.

You will need to burn the iso image with Imgburn or any burning software that can burn images. If you decide to install Imgburn make sure you opt out of any additional software or toolbars. If it does boot, you can also use the File manager to transfer your important files to a USB drive. You do not have to run the Antivirus section of the disc. Once the Rescue Disks boots, launch the Registry Editor and navigate to the following registry key.

Posted 26 February - AM. Does that Kaspersky rescue disk have a console that has windows tools? If he can just get into console from there you can do a lot. Repair the mbr, fixboot, rstrui. Once everything is back to normal I suggest making a system repair disc since you have none.

It just has a offline registry editor, file manager , and antivirus. I figured the file manager would at least get his important files off the drive. The more I see of Windows 8 the less I like it.

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Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Click here to Register a free account now! Windows 8. Can't access anything!? I get fed up with it, and decide to fix it, as I usually do. I try to boot into safe mode, but for some reason, it won't respond to either F8 or Shift-F8. Big mistake. Since restarting, my computer will no longer boot in any form at all, be it in safe mode or otherwise.

All it does is display the standard Lenovo boot screen, which promptly fades to black after a second or so. Please help!

Posted 21 February - AM what is happening exactly on boot up? Posted 21 February - AM When you say that the computer won't boot at all, what do you mean exactly? Posted 22 February - AM When you say that the computer won't boot at all, what do you mean exactly? Posted 23 February - AM I know that won't help your booting issue, but that will keep you from having to futz around with the msconfig next time.

Posted 23 February - AM I had a person come to me with a issue like this. Posted 24 February - PM I forgot to say Posted 24 February - PM If the shift F8 option that technonymous suggested does not get you into recovery options it may be possible to edit the registry offline to let the computer boot back into normal mode. Does the computer have a dvd drive or only USB? Posted 25 February - PM It does have a disc drive. But my computer came with no recovery disc.

Oh wait, there's a virtual recovery the computer has, called OneKey. Will that work? I don't want to revert my computer to factory, I have important files on it Posted 25 February - PM Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. Posted 26 February - AM Onekey will revert back to the day of purchase. Posted 26 February - PM It just has a offline registry editor, file manager , and antivirus. Back to Windows 8 and Windows 8. Reply to quoted posts Clear.

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