Xp won't start - Acer TravelMate 2702WLMi Notebook

Remove main battery and try again, sometimes loads the machine down so it won't start, if that fails have the power supply and laptop laptop checked by a professional.

It is probably the DDR memory...You may need to replace it with new one.

is it compatible?
Right click on the game icon and select properties. Click on the compatibility tab and tick the box in the compatibility mode section. Select xp and click apply.Start the game and hopefully it works.

Somehow your MBR (Master Boot Record) likely got corrupted or possibly your hard drive went bad coincidentally.

Simply, you will start your computer from your Windows CD/DVD install disk, then when at a DOS prompt ( D:\ ) you will then type: FDISK /MBR (press enter).

Find your Operating System install DVD and start your computer with it, then follow instructions within this discussion:
Restore Windows XP MBR without Windows XP disc

Alternatively, review my search results for other instructions:
fdisk mbr windows xp Google Search

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RUN the software calibration for diagnose, troubleshooitng, fix it.
2) Lube the gear+shaft from elevation Motor
3) adjust the POT from elevation motor, see diagrams attached.
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Better run the Dell diagnostics.. That will let u know the issue
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Hold the power button in for a few seconds it will shut down. Then unplug system and push the power button down with it unplugged then replug it in and power up again. Then do a proper shut down again to see if the problem fixed. I hope this assisted you. John

The blue screen means the system is experiencing a fatal error... a error from which it cant recover.... so while booting press f8 and boot using safe mode... then analyse the startup programs of your system using Start->Run and then typing msconfig in the window that appears and then going to the startup tab... one of your latest installed program might be misfunctioning....

is your computer set to boot from cd?