Muncheberg
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No there are no entries to intall to. Then I can press load driver and then browse, and then I have the option between Local Drive (which does not work), the DVD, and a folder called "BOOT" 
[Need help] Laptop BOOT up
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Muncheberg
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I have checked the BIOS and Sata Controller setting is set to AHCI (I can switch it to IDE) The system does detect the hard drive. It says HDD Model Name: Hitachi HT S543216L9A300
And for the pictures, let me go over this again with pictures
So, it boots up via the boot up cd, and I come to the place where I can repair/recovery/reinstall windows. I choose language and keyboard layot, confimed Terms of agreement. Then I come to a window were I have to choose which driver to install windows on.
Looks like that; problem is, no drivers found:
Then I press load drivers, but:
So I dont know what to do here
So I dont know what to do here
Then I press Browse:
(This is what's inside the folders, can't open the C drive to look there
)
And if I try to do it on the C drive:
And for the pictures, let me go over this again with pictures
So, it boots up via the boot up cd, and I come to the place where I can repair/recovery/reinstall windows. I choose language and keyboard layot, confimed Terms of agreement. Then I come to a window were I have to choose which driver to install windows on.
Looks like that; problem is, no drivers found:
Then I press load drivers, but:
So I dont know what to do here
So I dont know what to do here
Then I press Browse:
(This is what's inside the folders, can't open the C drive to look there
And if I try to do it on the C drive:
Here is what I would do at this point. If all the data you want off the hard drive is backed up somewhere then put the drive in another computer and use either dban or kill disk to totally wipe the drive and install fresh. It seems the partition information is corrupted on the drive. Wiping the drive would fix this.
Muncheberg
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Sorry for not responding for a long time.
So, I could not find a stick to connect my HDD to my desktop computer to completly wipe the disk. But instead I found that you could install Linux Ubuntu on a USB and then just boot up, and then it would delte the HDD and install Ubunutu on the machine.
So now I have Ubuntu on my laptop, and I really like this OS. So everything works again.
Thank you very much for your help, it have been appriciated.
So, I could not find a stick to connect my HDD to my desktop computer to completly wipe the disk. But instead I found that you could install Linux Ubuntu on a USB and then just boot up, and then it would delte the HDD and install Ubunutu on the machine.
So now I have Ubuntu on my laptop, and I really like this OS. So everything works again.
Thank you very much for your help, it have been appriciated.