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by rkndegwa Accepted solution
by Former member Accepted solution
Method 1.
Have you tried, as soon as the power is switched on, go to safe mode to see if you can find a driver or hardware issue??. At start up keep pressing "F8" repeatedly till "Safe mode" appears. Check all the drivers you've got and see if there's a conflict or a resources fault, as windows will tell you if everything is working right as you check everything separately. If it wont go that far then you have a fatal error and may need to redo the hard drive by formatting and reinstalling the Operating System. It sounds like maybe a F.A.T format is not correct.
Method 2.
System shows CRC error. means you have problem in cd rom or cd drive. Solution: Get another CD/DVD drive to test out.
Method 3. (Last case scenario).
ONLY USE THIS METHOD IF ALL ELSE FAILS.
Think it has something to do with your BIOS-EEPROM, which, in the worst case, needs to be flashed over serial bus!
Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.
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