(The problem started after installing a program so I'm posting it here.)
Like the title says, my computer no longer boots and the recovery disc I ordered from Toshiba (and used before to recover my system) doesn't work--some message about the disc not being supported or something; I can't remember what it said.
It started when I installed the RollBack Rx recovery software. I didn't turn off Windows System Restore and installed it in my User folder--bad ideas on my part, apparently. When I had to restart to finish the installation, first I got a BSOD, then I ended up in Startup Repair (which did nothing), and finally I get to the RollBack Rx menu. I thought its "Uninstall" option meant uninstalling the program; I clicked on it and got to a screen with the two "snapshots" it had taken. I uninstalled to the earliest snapshot (at installation) and exited the program.
That led me to where I am now. I can try to boot from the disk drive with the recovery disc and get to a screen of startup options once in a while--Safe Mode and the other usual options that come in Windows--but that leads to the same message as running it normally.
Does anyone know of anything I can do about this? Or am I just screwed?
Like the title says, my computer no longer boots and the recovery disc I ordered from Toshiba (and used before to recover my system) doesn't work--some message about the disc not being supported or something; I can't remember what it said.
It started when I installed the RollBack Rx recovery software. I didn't turn off Windows System Restore and installed it in my User folder--bad ideas on my part, apparently. When I had to restart to finish the installation, first I got a BSOD, then I ended up in Startup Repair (which did nothing), and finally I get to the RollBack Rx menu. I thought its "Uninstall" option meant uninstalling the program; I clicked on it and got to a screen with the two "snapshots" it had taken. I uninstalled to the earliest snapshot (at installation) and exited the program.
That led me to where I am now. I can try to boot from the disk drive with the recovery disc and get to a screen of startup options once in a while--Safe Mode and the other usual options that come in Windows--but that leads to the same message as running it normally.
Does anyone know of anything I can do about this? Or am I just screwed?