Press the or key to select the Security tab, change the Secure Boot setting to Disabled, and then restart the computer. If the operating system on your VAIO computer is other than the preinstalled system, press the ASSIST button while the computer is off to display the VAIO Care Rescue Mode screen, then select Start BIOS setup. The BIOS boot options may have been incorrectly configured.
If a message appears even after you restart your VAIO computer, recover the computer using the recovery data on the built-in hard disk drive or SSD, or using the Recovery Media you have created. The eSupport section of suggests the following solutions if your VAIO laptop is showing this error: Remove all removable media, e.g. When the confirmation prompt appears, press the Enter key and restart the computer. Fix 5: Reset BIOS settings on Sony VAIO Laptop. Press the or key to select the Security tab, select Factory Default, and then press the Enter key.
Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off to display the VAIO Care Rescue Mode screen, then select Start BIOS setup. The BIOS boot options may have been changed from the factory default settings. When an external drive or a USB device is connected to the computer, disconnect it and restart the computer. Your VAIO computer may be booting from an external device that the computer does not support. If a message such as “Secure Boot Fail” appears, check the following: Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off to display the VAIO Care Rescue Mode screen, select Start BIOS setup, and change the Boot Mode setting, then restart the computer. If computer is started without the recovery disk in there, it now tells me no operating system found.Īny ideas on how to fix this? Laptop was working fine, then next thing wouldnt start up.Why does a message appear and Windows fail to start when I turn on my VAIO computer? If you choose to continue the program may fail" Have done that and it comes up with "The capacity of this C: Drive is too small and cannot be resized. I have then loaded the recovery disks, and tried to restore C drive, it tells me that no drive is found, and to try complete system restore. Have done a system restore under various restore points and it tells me that the system restore has worked, but still wont boot. Ran the Sony Vaio diagnostics, and it didnt come up with any hardware errors. Have tried to do a system recovery, under various different recovery points, have used the file recover to try and at least save the files. NVIDIA GeForce 310M GPU with CDUA technologoy 512 MB VRAM Intel Core i5-520M Processor 2.40 GHz with turbo boost up to 2.93 GHz Specs are: Sony Vaio laptop F Series - VPCF115FG
Have a Sony Vaio laptop running windows 7 that wont boot, comes up with an error message bad_windows_config then a whole heap of zeros with 74 (and other numbers but flashes too quick to see them)
0 kommentar(er)
