System Restore impossible to activate system protection C:
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I really need help please! This morning I turned on my computer but I can't open my session..
When I select "start Windows normally" it loads then goes back to the same window..
I've tried to restore my system to an earlier date but it's impossible, it says I need to enable System Protection on this drive (Drive C)
I'm looking for solutions online but I don't understand anything or they don't work..
(I no longer have the Windows 7 installation CD)
Do you have a solution?
I really need help please! This morning I turned on my computer but I can't open my session..
When I select "start Windows normally" it loads then goes back to the same window..
I've tried to restore my system to an earlier date but it's impossible, it says I need to enable System Protection on this drive (Drive C)
I'm looking for solutions online but I don't understand anything or they don't work..
(I no longer have the Windows 7 installation CD)
Do you have a solution?
So via the command prompt, for the 1st: Failed to transfer log messages with status 50.
With the 2nd command sfc/scannow: a system repair requires a restart... which I did by re-running Sfc several times but without success..
And to enable protection, it tells me that Powershell is not recognized as an internal or external command..
First, you can try to obtain one using your Packard Bell license key via this link:
https://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/software-download/windows7
but I doubt it will work because Microsoft generally does not recognize license keys pre-installed by manufacturers (they usually charge about 40 euros for their reinstallation DVDs if you did not take the precaution of creating them at the time of purchasing their hardware).
Secondly, you can purchase
either a recovery DVD for 10 euros via this site,
http://www.megasoftware.fr/fr/
or a W7 license for 16 euros via this site (which I have used).
https://fr.mmoga.net/Logiciel/Windows/
To recover your personal files, here is a key I created from the W8.1 64-bit installation environment = Winpe5
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B739p-uAa4JrN3ZoYVFtZkJBdW8
This key uses "Mcommander" as its shell, which is a file explorer just like explorer.exe. It allows you to manipulate the files of the Windows OS. For these manipulations, use the command buttons on the second part of the screen rather than the context menu, as they will help you bypass Windows access restrictions and show operation tracking.
To create the key, use the RUFUS program. See tutorial
http://info2troll.fr/rufus-creez-cle-usb-demarrage/
Note:
- If your Laptop is in UEFI mode, the format must be FAT32,
- If your Laptop is in classic BIOS mode, the format must be NTFS.
Instead of using the key mode, you can also use the DVD mode by burning the ISO image.