How To Fix Windows 7 Blackscreen Or Blank Screen After Boot [COMPLETE Tutorial]
1,097How To Repair Windows 7 with CD/DVD/USB.
Windows let you to create a recovery drive (USB) or system repair disc (CD or DVD) that you can use to troubleshoot and restore your computer. Each type of recovery media gives you access to Windows’ advanced startup options, but there are differences between the two options.
The system repair disc has been around since the Windows 7 days. It is a bootable CD/DVD that contains tools you can use to troubleshoot Windows when it won’t start correctly. The system repair disc also gives you tools for restoring your PC from an image backup that you’ve created. The recovery drive is new to Windows 8 and 10. It’s a bootable USB drive that gives you access to the same troubleshooting tools as a system repair disc, but also allows you to reinstall Windows if it comes to that. To achieve this, the recovery drive actually copies the system files necessary for reinstallation from your current PC.
Issues addressed in this tutorial:
windows 7 not booting
windows 7 not updating
windows 7 not installing
windows 7 not supported
windows 7 not working
windows 7 not booting up keeps restarting
windows 7 not booting black screen
windows 7 not connected
windows 7 not compatible
windows 7 not detecting hard drive
windows 7 not enough memory
windows 7 not finishing install
windows 7 black screen
windows 7 black screen with cursor
windows 7 black screen fix
windows 7 black screen on startup
windows 7 black screen without cursor
windows 7 start but black screen
windows 7 blinking cursor black screen
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 7 operating system (Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise ) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).