Stuck on "safe mode"--- had a problem installing missing drivers

[Odie Hunt]

Can i get someone to email  a detailed  method of all the correct methods in getting my pc (HP notebook G61  Ser#CNF0133DFJ    Product#WA965UA#ABC)  to install drivers properly or call? i have been dealing with "uneducated HP and Microsoft personel all day and last night i just want to get this done and fixed i promise I'll be yer #1 fan!

[Scotteh]

Hi there Odie, and welcome to Geeksoup.net!

 

I'm afraid I'm slightly unsure of how to overcome this problem for you but I'm confident one of our members will be able to help you out. Just need to wait for them to come online and be active.

 

Thanks for posting the problem.

[DynamiteDai]

What operating system you running?

 

Edit*

was half asleep and didnt notice

[Thrill]

What operating system you running?

 

Windows 7. Can you not get into Safe Mode at all Odie?

[Shaunno]

Hi I dont know whether you have tried this but I found a link on the HP website http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3873837&taskId=135

Could you see if any of the products on there seem familar and whether you can find the drivers. Do you know what drivers are missing? Goto the control pannel, then type in the search box device manager, then clcik on the device manager, when it opens check if any of the hardware has yellow cautions symbols next to it.

Also you could check your disk drive for file errors, goto my computer, then right-click on the main drive (C usually), in the menu select properties then the tools tab click error checking, select both tick boxes and then start it will ask you to restart because it cant do it while the OS is using the drive, so clcik schedule a disk check and reboot. (http://www.w7forums.com/use-chkdsk-check-disk-t448.html) This site shows you how to schedule a disk check with images so it might be easier. GL and report back on your findings.