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  1. axe0
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    You do have enabled restore system and created a restore point?
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  3. Gabriel25569
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    Yes, but when I try to go back on the point, it gives me a error: 0x8007051a
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  4. axe0
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    Try the other troubleshooting options (currently in college, so can't be specific about what to try)
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  6. Gabriel25569
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    I tried resetting my PC, and it gave me an error. Automatic Repair also gives me an error.
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  7. aramil
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    Do you have a spare sata cable?

    If so replace the one on your boot disk, would not be the first time I have seen OS strangeness due to an out of spec sata cable.
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  8. Gabriel25569
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    I don't have one
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  9. axe0
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    Gabriel25569 said:
    I tried resetting my PC, and it gave me an error. Automatic Repair also gives me an error.
    What errors do they give you?
    Please be more specific, with the information you provide it is too much guessing.
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  10. Gabriel25569
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    When I tried to reset, it said that an error ocurred, but didn't specified. Automatic repair says that it couldn't repair.
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  12. axe0
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    Open command prompt and enter sfc/scannow.
    Also enter chkdsk C: /r where C is the letter of the windows partition
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  13. Gabriel25569
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    sfc/scannow says that there is another repair pendent. Chkdsk doesn't fins any errors.
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