Busy command constantly coming up during typing

Type P - interrupt - clear - interrupt and Issue clear code 14. If your problem comes back, you need to take your fuser out and clean the thermistor.

Connect compact flash to a Windows box. Check Disk with Repair and Fix.


Go to Start > Run (Search). Type cmd ENTER. From the Command Prompt type chkdsk x: /r/f ENTER. X being the drive letter.

Try this

Click on Start.
Select Run.
In the "Open:" field, type: cmd.
Click OK.

An MS-DOS Prompt window will come up on the screen with a blinking cursor at the command line. In this window you will need to do the following:

Type msiexec /unregister and press Enter.
Type msiexec /regserver and press Enter.

Re-boot your PC and check

Good luck!

Try booting it into single-user mode holding down Command(Apple) and S buttons when powering up. Then in terminal console, use chkdsk -fy. Use it and use it again until comes back with something like "Volume appears to be OK". Then use command: mount -uw / and then type reboot and try booting normally.
-juuko

is ther an error above this code like DRIVER_MISMATCH? or some words of this kind? Thanks Mark ;-)

in run window type cmd and go to command mode and type the drive laeetre of the flash drive and type the command chkds
run it it will scan the flash drive after completing the preocess type chkds /r/f and restart the system.

Have you added any new hardware or updated some drivers? You may need to go into safe mode.

Insert the Windows XP CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, and then restart the computer.

Click to select any options that are required to start the computer from the CD-ROM drive if you are prompted.

When the "Welcome to Setup" screen appears, press R to start the Recovery Console.

If you have a dual-boot or multiple-boot computer, select the installation that you must access from the Recovery Console.

When you are prompted, type the Administrator password. If the administrator password is blank, just press ENTER.

At the command prompt, type chkdsk /r , and then press ENTER.

At the command prompt, type exit , and then press ENTER to restart your computer.

The system should boot back into Windows.

If that doesn't work follow the above steps again but after you type the Administrator password ...

At the command prompt, type fixmbr and continue the next two steps.

THIS SOLUTION IS ONLY FOR A DAMAGED FILE SYSTEM.

go to the run program on your computer. in its box, type in cmd.exe. Your MS DOS will come up. type ipconfig/ release. then type ipconfig/ renew. If that does not work, try doing a system restore to an earlier time. if that does not help, google your issue. Your issue is minor. I have had that happen to me before. Once I did all three of these things that I have mentioned here, it got fixed. I did all three of them, so I cannot tell you a direct pinpoint of which one actually corrected the problem. Ohh, I also cleared out the cache of my computer and went to my hard drive properties, and cleaned up the disk. I defragmented my hard drive as well.

some other errore should come with this other wise try entering bios setup at boot then enable default setting. thyen restar yr system if it still continues, replace the ram and see. if that doesnt solve yr problem then u format yr system it should be ok.