Dell Dimension 4600 PC Desktop "loading pbr 2 done" Questions

...Loading PBR for descriptor 2...done." Below that: "A disk read error occurred/Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart" Re-starting, however, does nothing--the same message appears every time. The problem began ...

...Loading PBR for descriptor 2...done." Any suggestions? Or should I throw this DELL out the window? I live in apartment building thanks. Kevin Attempt to boot the machine in Safe-Mode. While powering ...

...PBR) When this computer was originally bought it didn't come with a startup disk or a recovery disk. At this point I really don't know what to do anymore. I tried all that I could within the power of ...

...Loading PBR for descriptor 2... done" I've a Dell 9150 running XP Professional which had some problems with viruses yesterday, which my McAfee seemed to be finding and inhibiting. I then ran a full ...

loading pbr for descriptor 2 done. cant go eatherway backwards or forwards will start loading recovery cd xp then tell me its loading press any key then starts loading then stops. try this do a total ...

...Loading PBR for descriptor 2...done. What should I do? "Loading PBR for descriptor 2 ... failed" would be the exact error message if the MBR is unable to load the partition boot record for the second ...

...Loading PBR for description 2 ...done This is an error code that means Problem Booting Response hold down your   Ctrl+Alt+Delete and see if it does not reset the boot series. it means a corrupt ...

Loading PBR are caused by file corruptions on system partition. You can use a bootable cd (like ntfs4dos) and try to run chkdsk. You can also restore your dell to its original software, but that would

...loading PBR for descriptor 2...done" and hangs up there The problem is the bios "basic input and output systems" there must be a server IRQ conflict or some other form of HALT the best thing you can ...

...loading PBR for description 2...done I tried the f8 option to reboot to orginal settings and can't do that as well. HELP!!! Trying using a boot disk to see if your data is still there. I've seen this ...