Lauri

thanks for help, I think I got this now

UEFI is disabled O_o

I used "shutdown" in the win7 install CD, now I get to the bios!

aww yeah

going to use linux live cd or something

yeah I cannot get to BIOS.. hmmm

now trying to go to bios

removed hd, win7 cd starting up

removing HD

yeah, keys are not working

going to try that first

but google says f2

I think its f10/f12

I can tap like crazy to get to the startup menu / f8

@Hennes thanks, that actually seems to be like a sane option here

because the system is resuming to the broken fking os

I cannot

I cannot go to BIOS

and system is resuming to broken OS

I cannot boot from new install media

I don't know what mode is enabled and what is not

I do not have that option

as I said, my laptop does "System restoring" to the broken os

I have never been asked any boot paths

but if I choose DVD from that, it boots from the disk anyway

Yes, I can get the original bios boot menu working

current OS thats dead is Win10 early tech preview thats expired

DVD I tried was win7 home pre

what are my options

so I am unable to bootup from the CD and my primary OS is dead

allright

hmmr

Whats the "feature" of UEFI, other than making life harder?

so I need to find a install media that understands UEFI?

win7 DVD is not working at least

because the system is resuming

I cannot go into the BIOS

*should

so I would find my win10 install cd and use that?

great..

aand choosing dvd from the boot options starts the broken win10...

iits something like 5 years ~~

however I esced out of it

I get the screen of boot options

however, if I mash esc,f8,f10,f12 and delete

yeh

well not sure about that but bricking my laptop because of the "resuming system without confirmation" is a bit annoying

One option I came up with is to remove the HD and clean the win10 installation from it, but yeah... Is there some way to prevent the BIOS from resuming to broken install?

Samsung laptop

and I am unable to start from CD because the laptop is resuming automatically to the broken OS.