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Have you save the setup file before? Because if you install your OS via installer CD, then you wont have the setup file inside your PC, because the setup file already extracted in your system folder. If you want to reinstall or repair your OS you wont get the setup file unless you insert the installer CD again. Except if you buy a PC bundled with all driver for your PC including driver for the OS, you can search them inside your PC (certain Acer laptop give this driver).
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Bios comes long before it enters the harddrive. actually to bios has the driver to open the harddisk. so, you cannot ruin the bios even if you through the harddisk away. If bios is not responding, it has issue other then those system32 files. (pc can run without those system32 files if you had linux) If it stucks on loading windows, then system32 file copy may help.
Give it a hard reset and let it run its cycle. You wont lose anything unless it's the file that is corrupting it. I've had this twice and all i did was reset it and let it run its cycle. it will take some time to reload.
The way you turn off the system is normally how this is received. When web browsing, avoid huge files, huge downloads, and (even though you most likely don't) porn files, and anything that could overload the system.
try deleting som files from your mp3 if it says full and try if itl work or copying your file first to a backup then reformating your mp3 player then copy the file back then see if itl work.
the FAT32 file system has a limit of 4GB per file. This is normal the file system that flash drives come with. You could format the drive with the NTFS file system to get around this restriction.
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