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10-21-2008, 11:05 PM
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Computer won't boot - hard drive suspect
Hello everyone.
My old computer is having a bit of an issue. She's not that old, but a pretty good system of her time. Basically she's the best computer you can make without going into dual-core +. When trying to boot up the computer it gets to the motherboard screen and the hard drive that has windows installed on it begins clicking and the computer reboots. I can access the BIOS by spamming delete before the computer tries to boot, but it doesn't appear changing any options in there will fix the issue. The computer does have two hard-drives. Thank you for reading and I appreciate any and all help / input anyone could put on the situation. |
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