Hello!I joined the forums due to a problem I am having with my son's PC - We upgraded to windows 10 and everything worked great - better than 7 - he was in heaven and his games played the best they ever did. THEN one morning it wouldn't boot anymore - just en endless PC repair loop where I cannot get into safe mode, or boot from a CD or much of anything.I can get into bios area (I think) but I can't get the desktop to appear. What I do see when it is trying to boot is a window that flashes for less than a second before it goes into repair.
The window is black, but at the top reads winpeshl.exe and then it is gone. Does this mean anything to anyone? I joined the forums due to a problem I am having with my son's PC - We upgraded to windows 10 and everything worked great - better than 7 - he was in heaven and his games played the best they ever did. THEN one morning it wouldn't boot anymore - just en endless PC repair loop where I cannot get into safe mode, or boot from a CD or much of anything.I can get into bios area (I think) but I can't get the desktop to appear. What I do see when it is trying to boot is a window that flashes for less than a second before it goes into repair.
The window is black, but at the top reads winpeshl.exe and then it is gone. Does this mean anything to anyone? Hi Reggie,sorry to hear you're having problems with Win10. Lots of folks in your boat.it would be very helpful to have the exact make/model of the computer you're getting this error message on.Sounds like you got a virus or malware in there that scrambled some of your Windows systems library files. Or your hard drive could be failing.In the meantime, take a look here:Post back your answers and results of trying the fix I linked you to and we'll be happy to advise you further.Win10 runs really solid as you say, so unless your son went to a dodgy gaming site and you got a bad virus, Win10 doesn't randomly crash unless you have failed hardware. If your computer had Win7 on it, realize it's 4-6 years old, and the hard drives in computers these days are designed to last only 2 yrs., so if you haven't replaced the hard drive on that Win7 computer, there's a very big chance it's the hard drive that's failing randomnly due to old age.Best of luck,.
Important Note:WARNING: Try this method only if you are willing to risk your data. I am not forcing anyone. This method worked for me.Keep your laptop charged before trying this method. Xforce 2014 autodesk.
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Do not overcharge. I had kept it plugged in but see to it that the laptop or charger doesnot heat too much.First let me tell you my issue see if it correlates to yours:I minimized chrome and closed my lenovo 320 ideapad laptop without powering it off, when i came back it displayed a black screen with only a cursor which was under my control.It would not go off even after pressing the power button.After long pressing the power button for a time period of say 8 secs. It went off finally.On powering it on, the usual lenovo name along with the unusual Preparing Automatic Repair message was displayed along with the loading loop.A dialog box named 'winpeshl.exe' just flashed too fast. On recording a video I was able to read the name 'winpeshl.exe'.I searched about it online and tried everything possible. Including this link: Another Windows 10 Black Screen, this one with winpeshl.exeHowever none of the methods helped me.Also tried the novo button but still no success.I had my important projects on my drive.Solution that worked for me:Created a bootable USB drive to temporarily install (Try) Elementary OS on it.(You will need another PC to create a bootable USB drive.)You might need a USB connector mouse.
Since the touchpad may not work.Put in the USB stick. Turn on the laptop.Press F 11 or F12. Different laptops have different keys. Search online for boot manager on startup for your model.Select USB HDD where you have your Elementary OS.Follow the simple steps.Select Try instead of Install.Find your Windows drive.Browse for your important files and folders, put in another pendrive or connect to your phone (whichever has higher storage).Take all your important data.Shutdown the laptop. Remove the pendrive.Switch on the laptop.This time you may see dianosing your PC displayed.If not you should reinstall windows or try any another way if it works for you.I had got an error message saying something like windows coud not start or something(not sure what exactly).On the same screen there was an advanced options button. Click it.Try all the different things out there. You even get access to command prompt.
I tried everything nothing worked even there.Even system restore could not solve my problem.Reset your PC keeping all your files saved option finally worked for me. It took approximately 3 hours to complete resetting.
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But it finally came back to normal.I still dont know what was the issue but i got my laptop working back normal and all my data saved except the unsaved chages when i had before closing the laptop.Hope it helps!!
Is the Windows Preinstallation Environment, used for installation and repair of Windows computers.Using iPXE and, you can boot into Windows PE via HTTP. You can then connect to a standard Windows file server to install a full version of Windows to the local hard disk (or to an iSCSI target).Booting Windows PE via HTTP is much faster than using traditional TFTP-based methods such as Windows Deployment Services ( WDS). On a Gigabit Ethernet network, it should take less than two seconds to download a typical 200MB Windows PE image. You can customise your Windows PE image to include drivers for your network card, if your card is not already supported by Windows PE. You will need the ImageX and DISM tools, which are part of the (or ).
A Linux version of imagex is also available as part of the package.Download the drivers for your network card, and extract the driver to C:tempwinpedrivers. If you are using the ADK then you will need to download a driver compatible with Windows 8; if you are using the AIK then you will need a driver compatible with Windows 7.Use ImageX and DISM to add this driver to your Windows PE image:imagex /mountrw C:tempwinpeamd64mediasourcesboot.wim 1 C:tempwinpeamd64mountdism /image:C:tempwinpeamd64mount /add-driver /driver:c:tempwinpedrivers /recurseimagex /unmount /commit C:tempwinpeamd64mount. You can use your Windows PE image to install Windows to an iSCSI target. Create a text file install.ipxe containing:#!ipxeprompt -k 0x197e -t 2000 Press F12 to install Windows. exitchain boot.ipxeand copy it to the directory on your web server containing your boot.ipxe script.Configure your DHCP server to provide the URI of your install.ipxe script as the boot, and the of your iSCSI target as the. If your iSCSI target uses access control lists (ACLs), then you may also need to provide the correct.You should see the diskless computer connect to the iSCSI target and then prompt you to ”Press F12 to install Windows”:Press F12 to begin the installation process. If you have already added a as described above, then the Windows installer will start automatically.
If not, then connect to your file server and run the Windows installer manually.Proceed to install Windows as usual. When you reach the ”Where do you want to install Windows?” screen, you should see the iSCSI disk appear as a possible install location.