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by trinhpham54
by saihib
http://www.computerworld.com/cwi/story/0%2C1199%2CNAV47-74-212-466_STO43554%2C00.html
Close up any spaces in the URL after you paste it.
by shanghai sam
by azraelissime
1. Go into the BIOS Setup (by pressing "F1" while computer start to boot in many cases).
Reagarding to your BIOS, press the key to select Setup Default (normaly "F5"). Then Save and Restart.
2. If it didn't work, try a "Clear CMOS". You'll have to open your computer and move a jumper (also depending on your motherboard). Restart, switch off the computer again, replace the jumper and restart.
by trinhpham54
by modijayesh01
Go to CMOS & autodetect hdd.
Boot the system with bootable disk of OS on your pc. (If your PC has win 98 use win98 boot disk. For Win95 use win95 boot disk).
you will get a:>sys c:
Remove floppy from drive
Reboot.
good luck
by trinhpham54
by trinhpham54
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