Win7 Infinite Boot Loop Help?

Question

So last night my fairly new self built desktop froze. I restarted the computer, and no display would come up at all. I cut off the power supply and left it off for a minute, which allowed it to display again for some reason. I launched a startup repair, which seemed to solve the problem. I turned off the computer last night, and this morning it booted, then froze on the Windows login screen. I restarted it, and since then I've had a boot loop that I cannot avoid. It doesn't make it past the "Windows is starting screen", and usually loops. However, if I try to launch startup repair, I get a blue screen message with a BAD_POOL_HEADER error and sometimes a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT error. When I try booting in safe mode, I get a blue screen for a split second, then it loops again. My keyboard also only works in the startup menus if every other USB device is unplugged. This came out of nowhere and nothing I've been able to find has been helpful. The fact that I can't get into the operating system makes it especially difficult. I also don't have a Windows 7 CD to Repair with/boot from.

Answer 1

I also have a similar problem.

My case it is Windows 7 Professional Edition 32bit.



In my case, after Windows Update reboot, Windows stops boot after showing the BIOS graphic. So I used the recovery CD,reverted to a safe point, but after Windows Update it happens again.



But I happened to find, that if a recovery CD is inside the CD tray ( that means that you have the option to boot from it if you want), it's possible to boot normally. This way might depend on the BIOS, since my PC says "press any key to boot from CD" , and if you ignore it, you go on to the HDD to boot.



I assume this has something to do with the Feburary Update, and desperately wanting someone to fix it!



I hope this information will help solve this issue.

Answer 2

I have a brand new desktop PC with preinstalled Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. I split the HDD and have Ubuntu on the other half. When I logged in Windows 7 I uninstalled preinstalled Norton Antivirus (it would stop working in two months anyways). After I got rid of it, it asked to restart the computer. I did so but a problem occurred. About 3 or 4 seconds after the restart, the computer restarts again ... and again and again. I lets me go to BIOS but nowhere else because right after that it restarts again. Even when I turn off the computer and turn it on again, it does the same - a restart loop. As I said, the loop takes about 3-5 seconds... Do you have an idea what to do? I do not have an installation CD/DVD, is there a way I can download some boot stuff from the internet?



Thank you very much

Answer 3

Have you messed with the Pagefile? You'll have reminiscence problems, and your hard force can have failed. Are trying booting into safe Mode. If it does not work, that partition can have been corrupted, the process files contained it in may have been misplaced, misplaced, or corrupted. That difficult power partition is corrupted. Now not all hope is misplaced, do you could have a further hard Disk power? Try installing one other tough disk pressure into your Processor and take a look at booting up. Make certain the system documents are in the pressure. Or you may have plugged and linked your hard Drives wrongly. Right the structure. Additionally make certain for the duration of the BIOS display, press "F11" or different keys according to your BIOS and opt for your boot gadget. Select the one who includes windows. Take the historical difficult disk pressure to a computer store for maintenance to examine if it has failed. IF the whole thing fails, in the occasion that you just do have a repair CD, insert it and reinstall windows.

Answer 4

Hi,



Basically if you can't get into safe mode at all then you will need a W7 disk to either repair or re-install the windows installation.8-((



If you don't have a disk how did you install the operating system?



Arnak