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maybe a usb device plugged? if not try in bios\boot sequence to set cdrom - hd - usbdev. then try to boot with the puppy sturdust linux cd. if it work is just the internal hd; format it and reinstall. hope it help bye
Press ctrl+alt+del to restart is just an instruction. Did you do it? What happened? Was it read? Tell us more. Send your e-mail for us to give you our feedback. By the way, assuming that it did not work, Your hard disk must be configured to your PC, by running a software driver for your new hard disk. You can download it from the internet by running search " hard disk driver". Just specify the brand.
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