Try this link http://www.howtogeek.com/168896/10-useful-windows-commands-you-should-know/
SOURCE: How to make a boot-cd of XP
this is the info you are looking for
http://www.howtohaven.com/system/createwindowssetupdisk.shtml
SOURCE: I have a Dell latitude d505 and it won't load
Hello, from my experience, it sounds to me like you have had some kind of damage from a virus. It is hard to say for sure. But from what you have described, whatever is wrong seems severe enough to perform a SYSTEM RECOVERY. There is a HIDDEN PARTITION on your hard drive that you can access to perform this action. Here's what to do:
1) Make sure your computer is pluged into an outlet and charging before you begin.
2) Press the Power On button, Hold Down the Ctrl key & Press F11. Then, release both keys at the same time.
3) At the Symantec PC Restore Screen, press TAB to highlight RESTORE and then press Enter.
4) When the Warning Message appears stating All Data Will Be Lost, highlight CONFIRM and press ENTER.
5) The process takes about 10 minutes and will bring your system back to its Original Factory Condition.
6) At the end of the process, Click FINISH to restart the system.
7) After you have completed the Restore process, be sure to go to the MANUFACTURE'S Support Website to download/ Install Any/All Current Updates related to your Model.
8) Also, last but not least, go to the Windows Update Website and Update your Operating System Software.
9) Oh! I almost forgot to include your choice of Virus Protection Software.. VERY, VERY IMPORTANT!!!
Well, that about does it.. Please be sure to follow the instructions in the EXACT order I listed them, OK? GREAT LUCK!! Lucky4lynn2 :)
SOURCE: I can not reboot my Dell Studio XPS 1645 running
Sounds like you've tried everything except a complete reinstall. If there is information you need off that computer the hard drive will need to be taken out and plugged into another PC as a second hard drive then all can be copied. Then try a complete reinstall and good luck with that. If any problems doing a reinstall i would look at the ram. Cheers from Scott and plz vote
SOURCE: selected turn on and off
Sounds like you have corrupted software installed. Do yu have the recovery CD? Use it or reinstall your windows again, best bet is the recovery CD.
1.
Connect the external hard disk drive to the computer. Make sure that the external hard disk drive is powered on.
2. Create a Windows 7 system repair disc. To do this, follow these steps:
Click Start Collapse this imageExpand this im, type create a system repair disc in the Start Search box, and then click Create a System Repair Disc in the Programs list.
Follow the instructions to create the disc.
3. Note You must have a CD or DVD burner to create a system repair disc.
4. Start an elevated command prompt. To do this, follow these steps:
Click Start Collapse this imageExpand th, type command prompt in the Start Search box, right-click command Prompt in the Programs list, and then click Run as administrator.
5. At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
C:\Windows\System32\REAgentC.exe /disable
6. Disconnect the external hard disk drive.
7. At the elevated command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
C:\Windows\System32\REAgentC.exe /enable
Note This operation might fail. In this case, if you have to have access to recovery tools, use the Windows 7 system repair disc that you created in step 2.
8. Reconnect the external hard disk drive to the computer.
9. Start the Backup and Restore Wizard to back up your files and data to the external hard disk drive.
Hope this helps
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