For a while, the laptop is already shouting that it should fix the hard drives and today I could not even access the UI. So I tried to put everything back to the last state where he saved it. After some time the error message came: (0x80070003). What should I do now and how can I get the laptop to work now? (I mean, how can I reset everything and reinstall windows)
Are you coming to the system recovery options? Press at startup, before the Windows logo appears, F8. It should then appear a blue screen with various choices. Here are several ways to repair, reset, or reinstall your system.
I mean that. Every time I start the latop, there's "Automatic Repair" and before that it starts and just says that an error has occurred and restarts. After that comes a window where I can press "Shutdown" and click "Advanced Option"
Is there something useful in the "advanced options"?
If you want to get into the system recovery options, you have to press F8 before the Windows logo appears.
If that does not work, you will need the installation CD.
I tried to press F8 before, but it did not work. With the extended functions, I believe that comes with what comes with you at F8.
For me nothing comes at F8, I did not install Windows anymore; I switched to Manjaro (Linux) some time ago. But I hope that I can help you anyway.
Is there a "Reset" or "Refresh" option in the advanced features?
You should first go to the official support page and see what comes out: https://support.microsoft.com/...ate-errors
No, then come the options: "Continue", "different operating system", "problem solving" and "PC off".
How am I supposed to get the program up and running if I do not get to the interface of my laptop? Or is not this a repair program?
No idea that you have to ask Microsoft.
Do not you have any backups that you can play back?
I have, but then comes this error message.
Then you have written in your question as nonsense. There you gave to the system recovery to use.
A backup is something else.
Not quite. A backup has Windows created for me, but I can't access it.
Windows can't create backups.
In any case, no current Windows - and even with the "outdated" versions nothing runs automatically there. Especially since these versions have no system recovery options.
In short: either restore a backup - in which case you should name the backup software that was used
Or: System Restore.
At the moment I just get the impression that you get confused with the terminology.
It may well be that I got confused. In any case, I saw that I could try to get back to an earlier Windows version, but it did not work and the error code came.
Then look under "Troubleshooting"
