When i log on to my computer and does a automatic system check i receive no errors but when i put a disk in the drivers the lights come "on" like they are trying to scan the disk but it wont read. when i go to "my computer" there is no icon for the (dvd/cd player). i run a virus check on my whole computer, how can i fix this problem

Estou com um erro na roland RS 640. Erro service call 0109!

the slave drive has a fault. would say it needs changing. system records onto hard drive one then send to hard drive 2 at its peek. now this can be 10gb. but alert data is stored on slave drive. unless your model has cd rom then it has 1 hard drive formatted in to 2 drives. if this is the case then your hard drive has picked up a fault wile in use. you would need a new hard drive and down load the soft wear for you system. format the hard drive in fat32 and split the drive into 2. D/E then put the hard drive in system. Now the software will be in a iso file so that will need to be burned to a disk. then put the disc into drive. now turn on system and hold down camera 2 for 5-10 seconds you should see the light on the cd rom light up and it should re-boot to new system. now you just need to set the system back up to the way you want it. hope this helps you.

which operating system ?

If you get the Windows blue screen, you can determine which stop code you have and determine what you need to do in order to get your computer back to working correctly.

First, make sure that you have this error code - Stop 0x00000024 or NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM. This message shows that a problem occurred within Ntfs.sys, the driver file that allows the system to read and write to NTFS file system drives. One possible problem is a malfunctioning SCSI and Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA) hardware or drivers. This can also adversely affect the system's ability to read and write to disk, causing errors. If the computer is using a SCSI hard drive, check both for cabling and termination problems between the SCSI controller and the disks. You will need to periodically check the Event Viewer for error messages related to SCSI or FASTFAT in the System log. You can also use Autochk in the Application log. Try the following. First, Double-click My Computer, select the hard disk you want to check. Then, on the File menu, click Properties. Then, click the Tools tab. Next, in the Error-checking box, click Check Now.
Finally, in Check disk options, select the scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors check box. You can also select the Automatically fix file system errors check box.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-system/windows-xp-blue-screen-error-message-0x00000024/9d6475ed-dc42-4fa7-a2a2-506c42f6ee63

im not sure i understand the disk sanitizer or which disk you did it on

click start control panel administration tools computer management disc management right click on your drive select properties tools check now scan for and attempt to recovery bad sectors and automatically fix any file system errors tick in both boxes or tick one box then wait until it has finished then return and tick in the other box
i have found the best results ticking the first box then returning after chkdsk has finished automatically fixing files
you should have no input while chkdsk is running any input might further damage your hard drive
hope this helps you

log in with safe mode and than do system restore.

try to run disk scan for errors.
1) go to my computer.
2) right click on local disk c: drive
3) click on properties.
4) click on tools and on error- checking section click check now. on the little window mark both boxes there. and click start.
5) and finally click yes
reboot you pc and dont touch anything until the scan is finish... it automatically will fix erros if are found.

hope this help

Step 1: Disabling Automatically restart option to view error messages
1. You can prevent the computer from restarting by turning off the Automatically Restart option:
2. Click Start .
3. Right-click Computer , and click Properties
4. Click Advanced system settings .
5. Click the Advanced tab and select Settings in the Startup and Recovery section.
6. Remove the check mark next to Automatically restart under System Failure .
7. Click OK to close the Startup and Recovery window and click OK , again, and then close the System Properties window.
8. Restart the computer.
Check if it happens again
If it happens again do a hard drive scan(FULL)
Download the latest BIOS update from hp.com
Step 2: Reinstall Microsoft SATA disk driver solution
1. HP Vista computers that use the Microsoft SATA disk driver do not experience automatic restarts. If you updated your Windows XP computer to a Windows Vista capable computer using an HP upgrade solution, this Microsoft SATA disk driver is available to reinstall.
2. To reinstall the Microsoft SATA disk driver, follow the instructions below.
3. Click Start on the taskbar.
4. Click All Programs , PC Help & Support , and then select Recovery Manager to open the Recovery Manager window.
5. If prompted, click Continue .
6. Click Next to continue.
7. The next window asks if you want to perform a program recovery. Select No , and then click Next .
8. The next window asks if you want to perform a driver recovery. Select Yes , and then click Next .
9. Click Next again to continue.
10. Select Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller from the list of drivers, and then click Next . The reinstallation process takes a few seconds.
11.Click Finish to restart your computer.

Hi e_norris

Do you have either the Windows installation disk or a Recovery Disk. Some manufacturers ship the Recovery Disk with the PC others require you to create one when you first turn the computer on.

Provided u got a Windows XP or higher operating system in your computer, u may :-

1. directly connect the digicam to the computer's USB port (s). the Windows XP or higher operating system in your computer ll automatically recognize the digicam as a separtate storage device - copy all the contents then paste them in a folder at your hard disk,

2. Bring out the sd card - put it into a card reader (Rs. 100/- apice), the Windows XP or higher operating system in your computer ll automatically recognize the digicam as a separtate storage device - copy all the contents then paste them in a folder at your hard disk,

yours

Siddhartha Basu

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If you use his disk, that will be better, because if it is original HP disk, it should install all original drivers at all, however this may delete all files on the computer depending on the type of installation you do.

Installing an older version of XP home does not make a big difference , as windows will update the system using automatic updates. What must be done, is ensuring that all proper drivers are installed.

Check device manager, in control panel/system, and see if all devices are installed with proper drivers.