An Unexpected I/o Error Has Occurred 0xc00000e9 Windows 7
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Acer, Asus or a custom build. We also provide an extensive Windows 7 tutorial section that covers a wide range of tips and tricks. Windows 7 Help Forums Windows 7 help and support Hardware & Devices » User Name Remember Me? Password Advanced Search Show Threads Show Posts Advanced Search Go to Page... Windows 7: Windows 7: Error 0xc00000e9: Unexpected I/O error 25 May 2014 #1 RegiKing Windows 8.1 x64 22 posts Windows 7: Error 0xc00000e9: Unexpected I/O error Hello guys, I'm a bit desperate with this issue. My girlfriend was playing a game in her laptop. Something in her game made her a bit upset that she hit her laptop. She says that as soon as she hit the laptop, the laptop froze, so she shut it down. When she turned it back on, Windows displayed 2 messages, (bare with me, I'm Mexican and I'm about to translate spanish messages into english) Startup repair (recommended) and Start Windows Normally. Whichever I chose, Windows went into a "Loading Windows Files" with a big gray bar below, it fills to about 1/4, stops and then shows: "Big long message detailing how I might have a flash memory inserted and or faulty HDD" along with "Error 0xc00000e9: Unexpected I/O error" and then it loops, showing the first 2 messages and into this error message. I have been searching everywhere, and even though I haven't tried many of the solutions for this problem I can at least say what I have done so far. First, I can open F8, Advance Boot Settings. No matter what I do, if I Startup Repair, Safe Boot, Avoid restarting, etc, it ends up at the I/O Error, meaning F8 is useless so far. F2, F12, do not help. There is no USB, SD and such connected to the laptop. I have opened the laptop, removed the HDD, re-inserted it and nothing. I connected the HDD to my laptop, ran "chkdsk /f /x /(other command which I already forgot)" in cmd as an administrator and scanned the HDD with Windows Defender in Windows 8 running in my MacBook Pro (not as a virtual machine, running Windows 8 as 2nd operating system) and no problems were shown, so I can safely say the HDD is fine; which I hope, it means I must not reinstall Windows or format it. I don't have any discs w