[IM2B2BS09]

My laptop(Acer Extensa 4420) lost power , windows vista propmts to use start up repair, start up repair can not repair computer automatically:

Problem Event Name: Startup RepairV2
Problem Signature 01: Auto Failover
Problem Signature 02: 6.0600118000606000118000
Problem Signature 03: 5
Problem Signature 04: 39322
Problem Signature 05: No root cause
Problem Signature 06: No root cause
Problem Signature 07: 0
Problem Signature 08: 2
Problem Signature 09: wrpRepair
Problem Signature 10: 2
OS Version 6060012102561
Locale D 1033.
Computer worked fine prior to the incident; I do not want to lose my data. Please help.

From Duplicate post

Acer Extensa Startup Repair not working
My laptop lost power and Vista is not loading, "Windows Recovery Error"
prompted to use "start up repair" and get a msg as follows:"Startup repair can not repair this computer automatically". If you have recently attached a device to this computer such as a camera or portable music device remove and restart computer. If you continue to see this problem contact system administrator or manufacturer for assistance.
Clicked on "View Advanced Options for System Recovery and Support" and
tried system restore but got this msg " System Restore Failed Due to an Unspecified Error. Data Error (Cyclic Redundancy Check). (0x80070017).
My laptop came with no recovery disks and I do not want to loose all my data. Please help. What will happen if I overwrite "\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\WINLOAD.EXE"?

[TerryNet]

Can you boot into Safe Mode?

Can you get into the Recovery partition?

[IM2B2BS09]

Can you boot into Safe Mode?
No I can not boot in safe mode keeps defaulting to startup repair.

Can you get into the Recovery partition?
I am not sure; what are the steps to access Recovery partition?

[TerryNet]

The manual says press <Alt> + <F10> when starting the PC.

[IM2B2BS09]

<ALT>+F10 brings me to "Edit Boot Options"
Path:\Windows\systems32\winload.exe
Partion: 2
Hard Disk: 6655ebc6
/NOEXECUTE=OPTIN

[rainforest123]

Using TerryNet's link, go to page 44 or 64, section:

I want to restore my computer to its original settings without
recovery CDs.

RF123