Hi Abidann,
What operating system are you booting up ? If it is Windows XP you can press F8 during the boot up sequence. A new menu should pop up. Select the 'Safe Mode' option and hit enter. You should then see lots of lines of white text scrolling up the screen pretty quickly, this is the operating system loading the system files. If you get this far, it's good news, and you've probably only got a corrupt registry hive which is fairly easy to recover from.
If you don't even get this far then you may have a dodgy connection to the hard drive that stores you operating system. Check in your bios to ensure that the hard drive is still being detected. If it cannot see the hard drive then either a cable has come loose inside your computer, or the hard drive has failed and you will need to get a replacement.
Fingers crossed it is the first problem though!
David
Hi
go to the bios mode select it 1st boot device is cdrom
and 2nd boot device is hardisk..
insert the bootale disk your oprating system see there options delete the your all the drives and recreat it .. the drives selcet the C:\ drive installed to the os.
it will work
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