My toshiba satellite pro 470cdt wont load windows and wont start in safe mode

The hard drive could be slightly faulty. Try this first.
To repair missing or corrupted system file/s, boot up with the Windows installation CD then -
Press R to repair when instructed.
Press 1 or Enter to repair the C:\Windows folder.
Then type chkdsk /r and then press Enter.
The repair process will take quite a long time.

Hi Good day!!! Try to boot in safe mode, to boot from safe mode, do this: while booting just keep pressing f8 button until advanced boot menu appear after that choose safemode. after that your OS will boot in safemode. if not booting there should be a files missing in your OS you will need to repair it using a CD of you OS. reply to me to help you more

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While your laptop is trying to start up, press the F8 key several times. This should give you several start up options. Select start in safe mode.

This will load a stripped down version of windows. Click on Start - all programmes - Accessories - System Tools - System Restore (This for XP, Vista and Win7 slightly different) and select a restore point priort to when the problem started.

restart the system and re-enter the password..it will work ...if this fails restart the system and press F8 while start the system and starts in Safe mode.and Login As Administrator and change the password.

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There are usaually a standard to getting into BIOS at boot up. Sometimes you have to be quick.
Tha most common keys to press are as follows

1. F1
2. F2
3. F10
4. F12
5. Del

Try those. not all together try a different one on each boot. you must do it during post, and if echo is turned off it is just a timing issue. It must be pressed before O.S. post screen, ie. " Windows" shows on screen.

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Richard.

This is happening because you just copied the folder over from the other user. The system thinks that you do not have the right to delete is cause it is registered under that user. (which is gone now). The only think I can think of is to log in as an administrator under safe mode and try deleting it that way then rebooting. Tap the F8 key on boot up to access safe mode options.

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Try starting it in safe mode and let me know what happens.
Thanks!
Ron-