This computer that I am working on will not boot past the windows logo I’ll post some of the things that I have attempted to do…
Attempted:
fixmbr [Fix the boot sector]
chkdsk /r
cd system32 userinir.exe wsaupdater.exe
Reformat [Computer reformats then passes windows logo then freezes.]
I have no fucking clue what is wrong with it! It is pissing me off anyone got any solutions?
Did you boot into safe mode?
Also, I don’t think you reformatted it, or it wouldn’t have windows on it at all?
No I did I deleted the current os then reformatted it. Still won’t boot.
How would booting it into safe mode help?
Booting into safe mode will tell you if it will boot if you use safe mode. It also might tell you some errors you need to know to fix.
So you reformatted and re-installed windows from scratch and it still won’t boot?
how does one ‘delete’ his OS? 
alt + f4
does a live cd work?
[quote=“Moparisthebest, post:4, topic:436121”]Booting into safe mode will tell you if it will boot if you use safe mode. It also might tell you some errors you need to know to fix.
So you reformatted and re-installed windows from scratch and it still won’t boot?[/quote]
affirmative…
Well when you delete the partition it kinda deletes the files 
Then, like Ollie said, you need to try to boot a Linux live-cd, you probably have some hardware issues.
How would i get a linux live-cd?
You’re on a computer right now, aren’t you? Just go to the website of any Linux distro (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, etc) and download the live-cd image. Then burn that image on a cd, and boot from cd.
hdd borked?
[quote=“R.I.P RSC, post:11, topic:436121”][quote author=zammyking111 link=topic=538842.msg3943773#msg3943773 date=1331664972]
How would i get a linux live-cd?
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You’re on a computer right now, aren’t you? Just go to the website of any Linux distro (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, etc) and download the live-cd image. Then burn that image on a cd, and boot from cd.[/quote]
Im on my computer not the one im trying to repair.
I don’t think so the hdd isn’t making any weird noises for it to be broken.
[quote=“zammyking111, post:13, topic:436121”][quote author=R.I.P RSC link=topic=538842.msg3943799#msg3943799 date=1331666500]
You’re on a computer right now, aren’t you? Just go to the website of any Linux distro (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, etc) and download the live-cd image. Then burn that image on a cd, and boot from cd.
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Im on my computer not the one im trying to repair.[/quote]
Doesn’t mean you can’t follow the steps I told you.
Yes, do what R.I.P RSC said.
[quote=“zammyking111, post:8, topic:436121”][quote author=t4 link=topic=538842.msg3943348#msg3943348 date=1331602975]
how does one ‘delete’ his OS?
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Well when you delete the partition it kinda deletes the files ;)[/quote]
nah it doesn’t
Did you change any hardware recently?
[quote=“eczema3, post:16, topic:436121”][quote author=zammyking111 link=topic=538842.msg3943589#msg3943589 date=1331639623]
Well when you delete the partition it kinda deletes the files
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nah it doesn’t[/quote]
It just doesn’t index them anymore 
one does not simple delete his OS
[quote=“sanga282, post:18, topic:436121”][quote author=t4 link=topic=538842.msg3943348#msg3943348 date=1331602975]
how does one ‘delete’ his OS?
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one does not simple delete his OS[/quote]Magnets, how do they work?
[quote=“Pwnd, post:19, topic:436121”][quote author=sanga282 link=topic=538842.msg3947330#msg3947330 date=1331997067]
one does not simple delete his OS
[/quote]Magnets, how do they work?[/quote]
Magnets would work 
But there also is no need for everyone to be smart asses…
I have a linux live Cd now how would I use this to fix it?