Windows 7 won`t boot

[Machiavelli]

Can you tell me the model of your main hard drive? Thanks.

[GerTzu]

The picture is of the crash when trying to chkdsk f:.

HITACHI HTS547575A9E384
Firmware version: JE4OA50A
LBA48 supported
SMART enabled
Sector type 4k/512 e


Very greatfull for your replys Machiaveli

[GerTzu]

That is the blue screen when trying to boot Mini XP from Hirens Boot CD 15.2...

[GerTzu]

The same blue screen when trying to Boot wiht Pilitos XP... :/

[thekochs]

GerTzu,

Any chance you recently did a BIOS upgrade ?
I ask because one of the causes of this error is wrong setting in BIOS for SATA HDDs.....AHCI vs IDE settings.
I'm NOT the expert here.....Machiavelli is....wait for his guidance......just giving some ideas is all.
Similar thread on the subject with a HP DV6 too: http://www.911cd.net/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t24479.html

[GerTzu]

Thekochs, thank you. Ill take al look to this thread.

After several times trying to use Recovery Manager (F11 from bios), now it seems to be working...hard to explain...the system was too slow....Works!! I am login my session now.

It takes aproximatelly 1 hour to recover...after several failled tries...

No, I dindn`t any BIos update.

Thanks to Machiavelli and to everyone that make this Forum a very powerfull tool to solve our issues.

Now Im gonna sleep....

PS: the only thing that happened the day before the crash, was a malfuctioning of the touch pad....is it possible?? Any question...I ll be in touch

[thekochs]

the only thing that happened the day before the crash, was a malfuctioning of the touch pad....is it possible??

It depends.....did you recently update the driver for the touchpad or perhaps you did a driver update download from some HP software that may have included this driver ?  I only say this because a quick google shows a lot of BSOD issues with new touch pad driver for HP DV6.

Anyway, good to hear you are back in Windows.
If this was my machine I would do this in this order.......

1) Backup all important data/personal files to USB HDD
2) If you have HDD imaging software run a image and capture on external HDD
3) If you have W7 System Restore enabled I'd create a manual restore point.....if not, enable system restore and create point.
4) I'd do a "clean" uninstall of Avast9 on this PC.
    Here is how-to thread: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=143284.0
5) BEFORE I did a re-install of Avast9 I'd do a chkdsk c: /r from command prompt.
6) Install Avast9