Laptop not booting up windows vista

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I ran the extended hardware test overnight last night and I will get to those results below. It also seems like I tried a few more options throughout the day yesterday but these are the ones I can remember for sure.

I took down some information after some of the tests I ran and will post it at the bottom hoping to shed some light on the problem I having. But right now I am lost on what to try next. It has been a while since I have backed up my information to my external hard drive, and there is a lot of stuff on this computer that would be devastating to lose. Does anyone know of anyway to retrieve these files? Is it even possible?

Any help anyone can give would be much appreciated. I have looked online for answers but all the suggestions have been a dead end for me. The computer starts to come on, starts to boot, but then goes to this same screen about system recovery options every time.

I can not recall anything that I would have download the last time the computer was on or anything that I have done different than normal from other times over the years I have had this computer. It just out of the blue did this yesterday. The results of some of the tests are below. Update from the overnight test:. Overnight I ran the extended hardware test. It showed no problems. At one point it seemed to "time out", as I think it needed a response from me but I was not around to give it one.

Since the test couldn't continue at that point, it must have just timed out and stop. So today I clicked on another option which ran a test for the computer not being able to boot. I left the house and came back to see that this test showed no problems. This afternoon, when I tried to boot from the reinstallation DVD, I pressed a key to boot from it after being prompted to do so. After nothing happening for about seconds, the screen showed a message that said "The file is possibly corrupt.

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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. SeekingSanity Thread Starter. Joined Dec 22, Messages Hi everybody, I've been having this problem for the last 2 months or so After countless attempts or a couple hours time BIOS works and it fires up but within minutes, it just shuts down on it's own.

Today I believe I followed all the recommended advice from Windows: I used the disk clean up, lowered resolution, changed appearance to Win Vista Basic, etc. Windows Defender says my computer is running "normally. I just can't get this thing to stay running last time I was on it, I was in the iTunes Store, if that helps any. I am desperate for any help anyone can offer I'm pulling my hair out with what to do next I'm not a technical lughead but I don't know this stuff as well as some of you folks do.

I got it on now running in safe mode with network options.