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Posted on Monday, April 19, 2010 at 10:52 PM

Windows Vista Startup Repair Fails with AutoFailover Problem Signature


An easy way to fix Windows Vista startup problems is to run 'Startup Repair'. When Windows Vista fails at startup, it immediately launches 'Startup Repair', which then analyzes the startup logs and runs a series of diagnostic tests to determine the reason of failure. It looks for a range of startup problems, including corrupt disk metadata, incompatible or damaged device drivers, and lost or damaged startup configuration files. However, if Windows fails to start because of some problems that it cannot fix, 'Startup Repair' reports errors. These errors can give you a brief idea about procedures needed to be followed to Recover Windows Partition data. Following is an example that illustrates a similar type of situation.

Suppose you use a Windows Vista computer that unexpectedly stops working. You try to boot the computer, 'Startup Repair' starts but cannot complete operations. Additionally, it shows the below or similar error report about the failure:

StartupRepair V2 Problem Signature 1: AutoFailover Problem Signature 2: Signature1 Problem Signature 3: Signature2 Problem Signature 4: Signature3 Problem Signature 5: CorruptFile Problem Signature 6: CorruptFile Problem Signature 7: Signature4 Problem Signature 8: Signature5 Problem Signature 9: SystemRestore Problem Signature 10: 0 OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1 Locale ID: Locale ID

This error report suggests 'Startup Repair' has been unable to fix Windows corruption.

Resolution

You can try the below mentioned solutions to solve the described problem:

Try to start the computer in Safe Mode, and select a restore point that was created before the problem started occurring. If Windows Safe Mode doesn't work, try booting the computer from Windows install disc and then run operations like, 'Startup Repair', 'System Restore', etc. Try removing your hard drive and attach it as a slave to a working computer. If this works, you can salvage and backup all the data from Windows partitions. Alternatively, you can reinstall Windows and use your last data backup or a Windows Partition Recovery utility to extract lost data. You can Recover Windows Partition data by specialized utilities that can scan and restore all the lost or deleted files and folders.

Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery is a feature-rich utility that recovers and restores lost data by running powerful, yet safe, scanning algorithms. This Windows Partition Recovery software is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, and 2000. The software incorporates advanced recovery features like, disk cloning, disk imaging, RAW file recovery, and more.

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4 comments on "Windows Vista Startup Repair Fails with AutoFailover Problem Signature"
Posted by yasu4303 on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 at 10:52 AM
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AutoFailover
I had this problem for a couple of weeks and was all set to wipe out everything and restore to factory settings... except I couldn't find the manufacturer's Install CD. Then I fixed it!

My Solution (part miracle): First, you don't necessarily need to buy a USB laptop HD adapter (though those are handy!). If you have a FAT32 formatted external drive, you can use that and do backups by downloading a free Knoppix live boot CD.

I had already tried restoring my laptop to a previous state, and I'm unsure whether that contributed to the solution or not. Windows disk and memory checks didn't turn up anything. The real solution that resurrected my computer was the Active Boot Disk which you can use on a free 10-Day Trial. I booted from their CD, ran their Check Disk program, checked the C: drive, checked the box to attempt to fix problems, and ran the program. This worked when all previous windows disk checks and startup repairs failed. Please let me know if this works for anyone else out there. Thanks.
Posted by James V on Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 4:21 PM
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FAT32
Where can I get one of these FAT32 external harddrives and how expensive are they? I am having what sounds like the exact same problem as you did
Posted by Juan on Thursday, December 02, 2010 at 4:54 PM
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Lo mismo
Pues tengo el mismo problema ahorita mismo, y intento "Restaurar Sistema" pero no aparece ninguna fecha, y no me corre el Cd de Windows Vista Home Premium. Que hago??
Posted by me on Friday, December 17, 2010 at 10:49 AM
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Easiest solution
the solution is to use XP. not Vista, not 7, but XP :)

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