![]() ![]() I just used this tutorial to get back into my Windows 7 SP1 32-bit operating system. Is it hopeless to find a way to repair Windows 7 and I need to do a clean install? Is there a difference for repair options between OEM and retail versions of Windows 7? I remember doing this type of repair just fine in Windows XP days, so why am I unable to do so with Windows 7 - is it Microsoft or HP's fault? Should I stop buying HP computers or should I switch to Ubuntu? However, " Can I run my win7 on another machine with different motherboard?" post on superuser describes that it should be possible to run Windows 7 on a new motherboard. Start up repair from system repair disc does not fix the problem. ![]() Windows will not boot into normal or safe mode. Very similar problem as described in this post: Unexpected replacement of motherboard now windows 7 won't boot. It reboots and sometimes gives a blue screen of death. I just replaced it and Windows 7 will not start up. I have upgraded to Windows 7 via the special upgrade disc (It is special because it will only allow to install Windows 7 if Vista is already installed. It also had an option to upgrade to Windows 7 via upgrade disc. I have HP computer and it came with Windows Vista.
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