Re: need help asap blue screen no boot
- From: "db" <databaseben@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 10:33:44 -0600
when you enter the bios setup
you should use the auto configuration
feature.
then review the settings and see
if the hard drive(s) are seen by
the motherboard.
if not then you should check the
cabling to and from the mother
board to ensure they haven't
wobble loose.
another thing you can try is to
boot up with a xp cd and if you
get to setup,
let us know.
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"romone314" <romone314.41d6bb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:romone314.41d6bb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I've read other threads, no help I'm typing this from my vellphone
0x000007e, 0xc000005, 0x82b68c21, 0xf88cfc44, 0xf88cf940
Now says something about disabling bios memory, I've went too setup,
I've disabled things enabled did mixed and matched nothing... I can't
start in safe mode or any kind of mode man... I just need help please. I
have windows xp, and its a dell cpu
I knew something was wrong I kept getting memory low errors, so this
morning I ran my antivirus and it came up with 4infections, in which I
couldn't delete/ repair or move 3 of them
Am I ****ed?
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