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I'm getting this message, File: \Windows\system32\osloader.exe

I'm getting this message,

File: \Windows\system32\osloader.exe 

I also have to toggle from win fast startup to normal win 7 to even get the pc to start. Dell Lattitude D630

Moved from  Windows / Windows 7 / Files, folders, & storage

Sorry,

I forgot to mention that I don't have the windows disc,

Can I download this file somewhere else without buying a program?

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Hi Lawrence,

A corrupted operating system is one of the possible causes why you're unable to boot your computer normally and you're getting the message says  "File: \Windows\system32\osloader.exe ".

To troubleshoot your concern, we suggest that you use the Bootrec.exe tool. You may refer to this link.

Should you need further assistance, please let us know.

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A Dell630 is a old pc,try tapping the F8 key on pc start,select normal safe-mode.If you get

that far,open cmd & type: Sfc /Scannow  If safe-mode fails,on pc start,enter the BIOS,chk

battery condition,it should be 100%.If not install charger & run with it 100% of pc use.Otherwise

the HD is probably at fault,replace it.

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I dont have a windows repair disc. Or i could have easily fixed the prob. Thanks fof trying. 

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I did what you said Andrew. Regular safe mode kept saying I didn't have administrative

permission, (even though there is no other accounts on the pc), but

in "Safe Mode With Command Prompt" I typed Sfc/Scannow and it ran a scan.

when it finished, it said it repaired files in the OS32 section.

I'll just have to wait and see.

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No OP system disc is the problem.

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Thanks for the update.

Have you tried the troubleshooting steps we provided?

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