Can't repair windows

Hi,

It may be that your hard drive is failing, but it might be that Windows 7 is simply too damaged...

Your hard drive was working well enough to show your partitions when using Notepad, so they may be savable... At least some of them..

Parted Magic is a LINUX based Operating System that runs out of the computers memory...

It does not actually install onto your computer...

Because it is not based upon Windows, most of the restrictions Windows places on things do not apply...

This particular version of the Operating System is primarily for various repairs to the system...

You will not see the File Manager I mentioned until you burn the Parted Magic to a CD or Flash Drive, and boot your computer with it...

Will the parted magic needs the computer to be working and running windows . My PC isn't running . I can't open the desktop like you opened and you show me your file manager in upper left corner . Is it like booting or running windows thatst how we do to install windows with a USB flash drive qith rufus .

I know about rufus , I have been using rufus for a long time . But what is parted magic , I didn't understand .

can you tell me about this picture , why it's showing this kind of problem , It's saying bad hard disk .

When my computer was working I tried to transfer my files into a hard disk drive but sometime the transfer speed decrease to 0 bytes/s and it cause my PC freeze . Then it start to not responding and it become so slow even if I want to shut down my PC , it failed . And I had to shut down my PC by pressing the power button .

Hi,

Here is a picture of what RUFUS should look like after you click on Start...

This is the first thing you will see booting with Parted Magic... Just hit Enter, or allow it to load automatically...

This is Parted Magic main screen... You will see "File Manager" on the upper left corner...

This is "File Manager"... You will notice the drives have different identification names, but the actual name of the original partition is there...

Click on the drive\partition you want to view... The contents will be displayed on the right...

Select "Copy" as normal... Then click on the destination drive\folder on the left if different...

Select "Paste" as normal on the desired location...

I have highlighted the Parted Magic Flash Drive as an example...

Hi,

The only thing I can suggest is to wait to plug them in until you get to the Install screen and see if that helps...

There is a bootable LINUX based program that can do this as well, but is a bit more complicated...

At this point I don't know if there is a problem with your computer's Bios not properly recognizing the drives, or if it is Windows 7...

The name of the LINUX program is called Parted Magic, and you can download a free version here..

http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/parted_magic.html

This is a ISO image that can be burned to a CD with a Image Burning Utility, or to a Flash Drive with a free tool called RUFUS... https://rufus.ie/

I will create one with RUFUS, then post a screenshot of the needed settings...