Unable to boot windows 8 or get into safe mode

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Hi, I'm in the SH@£ here good and proper!

I am trying to run sfc /scannow to try and fix my boot problem but I keep getting "windows resource protection could not start the repair service"

I have found a few threads that mention this but they go off on a tangent and do not deal with what I am facing.

I have the original win8 CD but it has never managed to fix a thing for me, it just says it cannot! I really cannot to a clean install as all of my work files are on there!

Please help!

steve
 
You are the Don one!.... One problem tho. It's saying "There is a system repair pending that needs a reboot"

i have rebooted, repeated the steps and get the same "there is a system repair pending......." Message!
 
Here is where I am at now...
 

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How can I log is as admin in command prompt? I have been at this for hours now mate and am rapidly running out of ideas.

Many thanks
 
Thanks for that but I'm completely out of options now. I have follow many walkthroughs and come to the same problem.

is there anyway I can install a fresh windows 8 on another partition and still access the files on my corrupt install?
 
From what I can see, the command you are using for the offline SFC scan has two errors. There is not an equal sign after your /offwindir and it looks like you should be using C: and then D: for the offwindir.

Since the command just gives you the help output, it is not really doing anything. Maybe go back and recheck the tutorial referenced.
 
Thanks both.

I noticed my mistakes since posting the screenshots and managed to get sfc to run but it came back with either one of the 2 errors I previously reported. I have run the command about 50 times now, rechecking and rebooting.

Is there a way I could do the fresh install and access the corrupt files on the other partition? I think this is my only choice now.


many thanks
 
It's probably my explanation of things.

I was wandering if install windows 8 again on the same hard disk, without deleting this corrupt installation. Could I access it from te fresh install and retrieve my files?
 
It's probably my explanation of things.

I was wandering if install windows 8 again on the same hard disk, without deleting this corrupt installation. Could I access it from te fresh install and retrieve my files?

You are talking about personal files & not installed programs ?

A question:

How are you able to run a command prompt if your computer won't boot up ?
 
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