I need a set of Compaq Presario reinstallation CD's for SR1303WM

hi not sure if you found this but please see if it helps Compaq Presario SR1303WM Desktop PC User guides

as long as your dvd-ram drive can read and write dvd+r discs any disc should work.
good luck
-erickpere2

hi

follow these instruction exactly . this will work

If you get the "NTLDR is Missing" error, follow these instructions:

1. Load Windows XP CD into CD drive.
2. Make sure BIOS is set to boot to CD drive.
press F8 or F11 to get into BIOS
3. Boot the computer from CD.
4. At menu, press "R" to load Recovery Console.
5. Select the installation to be fixed.
*The following instructions assume CD-ROM is labeled as drive D and the hard drive partition the windows installation is on is labeled as drive C. Replace the letters accordingly.
6. Type "COPY D:\i386\ntldr C:\" and press ENTER.
7. Type "COPY D:\i386\ntdetect.com C:\" and press ENTER.
8. Remove CD and type "EXIT" and press ENTER (to reboot your computer).

God's speed

Hi, mandonut1

Video cards nowadays require a powerful psu if your psu can handle it. Since a HP Compaq Presario SR1303wm have an agp
slot. Agp slots are old now you can find one but you can only play games that require minimal power. this one is the best that i could find

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6076197&CatId=2234

Hope it helps,
Thx
Banaple

Insert the first disk from the Recovery set, and restart the computer. Force it to "boot" from the CD-ROM device, rather than booting from the 'C:' disk-drive.
That should start the reinstallation of Windows.

Yes there is a fax modem installed on it that comes from factory.

What does the P7 connector control? How many wires come out of it and what are their color codes? We should be able to fix this. Write me back.

whats model number of machine? try this link http://www.compaq.com/cpq-country/cpq_support.html or this http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/prodserv/laptops.html

Try another power cord first to be sure; if that doesn't works, then replace the power supply.

Disk boot failure is usually a sign that your operating system has become corrupt in some way.
If you've got your Windows disc, put that in the CD rom, then boot the computer.
There's a "repair" option that you can select, instead of re-installed Windows.
That *should* fix the problem.
It's also (thought unlikely) possible that your hard drive has died completely.