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by smiththewrestler Accepted solution
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
and test your hardware.
If that passes or even if it fails look at removing any plug in items except the CPU and reseat them. Then try again.
Look at what is failing as a starting point and clean out the inside of the case and Power Supply with Canned Air to stop any short circuits.
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by smiththewrestler Accepted solution
by ic-it Accepted solution
Boot with the XP CD and choose the first R for the Recovery Console. Pick the installation (1) and if you have an admin password type that in.
At the command prompt type - chkdsk /R
If one or more errors are repaired, do it again. If one or more bad sectors can not be repaired download the UBCD, burn to CD and run MHDD32.
by smiththewrestler Accepted solution
by ic-it Accepted solution
have both said download the UBCD. It does not rely on your hard drive.
It's worth a try, but if your hard drive is making that racket, it is likely time for a new drive.
by smiththewrestler Accepted solution
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