Toshiba Satellite C655-S5049 Notebook "safe boot hard disk error" Questions

...boot, then select safe mode.Wait ages, until you get a prompt with heaps of text, with yes to go to safe mode, no to go to system restore.Select NO, and the system restore wizard will start... select ...

...boot menu option 2. Select "Safe Mode with Command Prompt" and Press Enter 3. When command prompt loaded then type follwing command and press enter chkdsk /r c: (If this command is not working in ...

...Boot the problem computer from the CD and it'll run a check to see if you harddrive's smartcheck flag has been tripped. If it has, replace hard drive and restore the factory settings using restore ...

...Safe mode, something may be wrong in your hardware (i.e. your memory or hard drive). I would bet on a memory failure but it's hard to be sure unless you boot your computer with a memtest CD, you can ...

...safe mode (F8) on boot up and highlight the line 'Start windows with last known good configuration' allow a re boot. Hi Errors occur because the files on the hard drive become corrupted, replacing ...

...safe mode and see if you can do a system restore, if it will allow you to get into the "restore" program you may be able to save yourself a re formatting, also there is usualy if not always a ...

...safe mode, then go into system restore (if it doesn't prompt you to) and choose a date at least 5 days back, if that works, then immediately after do a full scan of your hard drive (right clicking on ...

...boot - Use the last known working settings, Safe mode, Safe mode with networking, or start Windows normally. None of these options work, I either get another error screen, or an attempt to a command ...

...Power on the computer and start hiting F8 Then there should be a option there to boot into safe mode. If you can boot into this it is not your Hard drive. You might have some spyware or viruses on

...boot-up, then used safe mode, I got a "stop code" the stop code is, STOP:0X000000ED(0X81A8FE30,0XC0000006,0X00000000,0X00000000) STOP error 0xED means that the I/O subsystem attempted to mount the ...