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Repair Windows 7 without Disc: Fix Repair Computer Missing in Advanced Options (F8)

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  • #1 17319714
    Vorges
    Level 7  
    After starting the advanced options (f8), the following item does not appear: "Repair Computer", how to repair it without it?
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  • #2 17319742
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Click on the last known good configuration (advanced).
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  • #3 17319748
    qs300
    Level 33  
    F8 is used to start the emergency mode.
  • #4 17319765
    griseg
    Level 17  
    Vorges wrote:
    After starting the advanced options (f8), the following item does not appear: "Repair Computer", how to repair it without it?

    Not so. When starting up as you would like to enter the bios you do not press the keys to the F8 only. There you have consoles for repair.
  • #5 17319815
    Vorges
    Level 7  
    Could you describe how to do it in turn?
  • #6 17319841
    griseg
    Level 17  
    Turning off the computer, switching on and pressing the F8 key a few dozen times until the console appears. Black screen with repair option.
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  • #7 17319856
    Vorges
    Level 7  
    griseg wrote:
    Turning off the computer, switching on and pressing the F8 key a few dozen times until the console appears. Black screen with repair option.


    Klikam i klikam i nic się nie odpala: /
  • #8 17319867
    griseg
    Level 17  
    Does the computer start at all? It's stationary? If you turn it off, turn on and how it starts to illuminate the monitor either beautifully or you hear a fan then F8.
    I will give screen that such thing exists then you choose the language of the keyboard and the date of the recovery file. Unless you have disabled recovery in the system.
    Repair Windows 7 without Disc: Fix Repair Computer Missing in Advanced Options (F8)
  • #9 17319881
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    @griseg It already has in 1 # post.
  • #10 17319883
    griseg
    Level 17  
    In the first post there is no "repair your computer"
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  • #12 17319929
    zalufx
    Level 11  
    Turn on computer q safe mode with network support in CMD console (enabled as admin) type sfc \ scannow will end up type dism / online / cleanup-image / restorehealth second command will not work with every image but fix system with windows update write as You went after everything
  • #14 17319949
    Vorges
    Level 7  
    griseg wrote:
    Provided there is internet.


    The Internet is only I can not fire cmd
  • #15 17320063
    Dra98
    Moderator of Computers service
    I could use the specification \ laptop model.
    You can burn an ISO image from Microsoft on the pen drive and after starting choose to repair the computer.
    Repair Windows 7 without Disc: Fix Repair Computer Missing in Advanced Options (F8)
    Running the safe mode with the command line also does not work?
  • #16 17320069
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And this is not a stationer? The boy is young and does not know much about the topic, and he does not have an adult to help him understand the topic.
  • #17 17320076
    griseg
    Level 17  
    Stationary because you can see from the first post of the monitor. Colleagues advise and do not read from the beginning. It would fit.
  • #18 17320085
    Dra98
    Moderator of Computers service
    griseg wrote:
    Stationary because you can see from the first post of the monitor

    I have eg a laptop connected to the monitor is not a proof.
    I am just asking for a model. No offense to others without reading, because nowhere is this given. If somebody can not provide the basic this information and the system will not be repaired.
  • #19 17320091
    griseg
    Level 17  
    Excuse me. Of course, the laptop can work with the monitor.
  • #20 17320116
    Vorges
    Level 7  
    Thank you very much for your help, I can not do it alone. I will give back to the service and that's it.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the absence of the "Repair Computer" option in the Advanced Boot Options menu (accessed via F8) on Windows 7. Users suggest various methods to repair the system without a disc, including using the "Last Known Good Configuration" option, entering Safe Mode, and utilizing command line tools like SFC and DISM for system file repairs. Some participants recommend creating a bootable USB with a Windows ISO to access repair options. The conversation highlights the importance of knowing the device type (desktop or laptop) and ensuring recovery options are enabled in the system settings.
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