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I don't know how to give much information, but this is the error I receive.
startrep.exe application
error memory could not be read
how this happened... well I accidentally hit my laptop screen and it cracked, now it was working fine but i turned it off due to me not using it anyway.
when I powered on it just gets stuck on a black screen for a bit then goes to the blue screen with an error, then I get the additional options, although none of those work.
Can someone push me in the right direction of what I could have broken. so I can replace / fix it.
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The instruction at 0x00007FFD7F2E76B8 - Although due to there being no results on google... I found this instead: 0x00007F which directs me to a fix but as I know it's due to be breaking my screen easier to find the exact problem as I can't get onto the laptop at all to resolve or trouble shoot it.
Now every time I boot my laptop, it's instantly putting me onto my BIos and I cannot get out of it, as it just opens again. ;/
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startrep.exe application
error memory could not be read
how this happened... well I accidentally hit my laptop screen and it cracked, now it was working fine but i turned it off due to me not using it anyway.
when I powered on it just gets stuck on a black screen for a bit then goes to the blue screen with an error, then I get the additional options, although none of those work.
Can someone push me in the right direction of what I could have broken. so I can replace / fix it.
More Information:
The instruction at 0x00007FFD7F2E76B8 - Although due to there being no results on google... I found this instead: 0x00007F which directs me to a fix but as I know it's due to be breaking my screen easier to find the exact problem as I can't get onto the laptop at all to resolve or trouble shoot it.
Now every time I boot my laptop, it's instantly putting me onto my BIos and I cannot get out of it, as it just opens again. ;/
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By the sounds of it you will need the disc with Windows on to fix/install again. I have no idea how you managed this lol.
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Jessica_ wrote By the sounds of it you will need the disc with Windows on to fix/install again. I have no idea how you managed this lol.
see the thing is.. it might be a damaged part so what's the point in risking a full windows install.
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Chat wroteJessica_ wrote By the sounds of it you will need the disc with Windows on to fix/install again. I have no idea how you managed this lol.
see the thing is.. it might be a damaged part so what's the point in risking a full windows install.
its f*cked up
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Make a boot cd or usb with a different computer see if you can boot into it with the broke laptop. If you can then you know your hdd is **** up and will need to reinstall windows over it to write over the bad sectors on the hdd. If laptop has a ssd instead of a hdd then the laptop is probably just broke. If it doesn't boot up then it is a broke part. What type of laptop are you using?
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FidgetSpinner wrote Make a boot cd or usb with a different computer see if you can boot into it with the broke laptop. If you can then you know your hdd is **** up and will need to reinstall windows over it to write over the bad sectors on the hdd. If laptop has a ssd instead of a hdd then the laptop is probably just broke. If it doesn't boot up then it is a broke part. What type of laptop are you using?
It's an ASUS I had the windows disc but tbh it doesn't even let me use it, after it promps me about it I get stuck on a black screen & it's been on that screen for a good 10 hours now XD
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Send it to a technician and get it replaced, if you don't want to risk loosing all data.
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Engines wrote Send it to a technician and get it replaced, if you don't want to risk loosing all data.
Might just purchase a really cheap second hand laptop & transfer my date, because Technicians will rip me off + I kinda unplugged the keyboard etc. sooo they'll charge me a lot just to plug them back in xD
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You must have damaged the inside of your laptop behind the screen, which is what you thought anyway I think
Like you were saying to me yesterday, don't really want to transfer and reinstall everything. Maybe you should get a quote on it and see how much it would be and how it can be fixed
Like you were saying to me yesterday, don't really want to transfer and reinstall everything. Maybe you should get a quote on it and see how much it would be and how it can be fixed
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Do you get any kinda of picture on boot up? If no then more than likely the cable connecting the screen to the motherboard came loose. Do you have a back light?
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