[Scholarxd]

I have recently performed many monumental fuck-ups and destroyed a PC to the absolute brink, I don't even know if it can be brought back.

I've tried:
Boot windows repair via USB fixes
Installing windows 7
Installing windows 10

Nothing works.

This is what I did:

Installed windows 7 in the same particion as windows 10. It overwrote it but I had no drivers or USB support, thought I was clever by copying the windows.old/system32/drivers folder into the new windows 7 folder. This bricked my PC so that it wouldn't start. I then went into the start-up repair tool and formatted the C: wanting to do a fresh reinstall, this has absolutely fucked me. Now I can't do anything.

Installed windows 7 gives a "critical file missing spaceport.sys"
Installing windows 10 gives a "critical file missing fbwf.sys"

Trying to use a boot repair disk gives the error "uncompression error -- System halted".

I have no idea what to do. Will buying a new hard-drive and replacing the old one allow me to fresh install windows? That's my main question, or will I still get the same errors? Why is it looking for system32 files when I'm installing a new OS? Fuck my life.

[marcelmf]

I then went into the start-up repair tool and formatted the C: wanting to do a fresh reinstall, this has absolutely fucked me. Now I can't do anything.

Did you only formatted the hard drive or did you also delete all partitions?

If you didn't:
Boot with a Windows 7 Installer and choose "Custom (Adavanced)" as type of installation.
Delete all partitions ("Drive options (advanced)") an create a new one and then try installing Windows 7.

[bobsakino]

http://blog.nirsoft.net/2009/09/17/how-t...ws-7vista/