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    Windows boot problems?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by RiddlelddiR, Sep 12, 2012.

  1. RiddlelddiR

    RiddlelddiR Notebook Consultant

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    I recently installed Android development tools onto my laptop, which is running Win 7 64-bit, and ever since then I've had problems booting. When I power on, I'll get a screen saying the memory is being dumped to prevent hardware damage. I'll then get a screen that recommends I start windows self repair. Self repair fails when I run it. I can choose to boot windows and not do the self repair however, and everything seems to work. This problem only happens if I have android development tools installed. When I uninstall them, I have no problems. Any idea why this is happening or if I actually have a serious problem here?
     
    RiddlelddiR, Sep 12, 2012
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  2. ZeroDCX

    ZeroDCX Notebook Enthusiast

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    You might want to try an Android Development Forum if no one responds. Figure that might be the best place to ascertain your answers. Good luck.
     
    ZeroDCX, Sep 12, 2012
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