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When i restart my notebook it sometimes says "disk error" and sometimes brings me to a list of possible retstart solutions that dont lead anywhere. A message reads " soorry for the inconvenience.... if u powered off in emergency to save files, choose line that says restart with same configs. Otherwise choose line that says start as normal" they both just lead in a cycle back to that message.?
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Sometimes slow booting of computers and Laptops are caused by viruses and spywares. Also, a High temperatured Processor makes a computer slow. Here are some solutions you might want to try.
If you have a installed antivirus in your computer, i suggest you update your Antivirus and then Start scanning your computer for possible viruses and spywares.
If viruses and Spywares are not the problem, maybe your Processor is feeling to much heat. I suggest you use Laptop Coolers like this one.
This will help you cool down you Processor and Laptop.
Hope my solution will help. Thanks for using Fixya!
check to see if the drive letter is assigned in computer management. to do this simply go to start, right click on computer(windows 7/vista) my computer(windows xp/2000) and select manage. on the next screen you will have a list of possible commands. the one we are looking for is disk management. click on disk management. after a few seconds you should see a list of your drives. if you come up with an error such as a read error, your hard rive in question will need to be replaced as it has partition problems. i say replaced because once you get any error in this utility your hardrive is on its last legs. im not saying this is your problem but if you get an error then this is your problem. it can be fixed with a partitioning program but eventually the harddrive will fail anyway; bringing you back to here again...so ......
if no errors
you will have disk 0 and disk 1. depending on which disk it is....the one without a drive letter assigned to it....you can right click on the drive 0 or 1 and select change drive letter. under that next window you must assign a letter in the drop down box, in your case drive f will work. although you can choose any letter you like. if you installed any programs on this drive you must use the letter originally used for this drive. i suggest try "d" first and see if that makes your programs work, then if not do this one letter at a time up in the scale to see which one works. after you finish this process..click ok and close all windows. restart the computer and should b fixed.
update the bios.Find out the motherboard number.
than go there http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx
find the bios and install it.Take care with that.Do not shut down under
the install process...
Click on Start - Click on My Computer Highlight Local Disk C:\ and Right click and click on Properties Click on Disk Cleanup and from the window, put check mark on all the items listed and click OK,
Also open STart - Control panel - Add/remove programs ( Programs and Features for Vista/Win 7 ) check if you dont want any of the installed software/application from the list. Highlight and click uninstall Restart the PC and it should show Enough disk in Drive C
Since you cant start it using your recovery disk, you need to bring it to a service center because the are going to take out the hard drisk and connect it with other computer so they can do the restoration or reformating
Hi, Its possible the computer is trying to boot from another device, as the computer starts up hit the F12 key, this should bring up boot options, select HDD if it's in the list. If not hit F2 as it starts and enter the BIOS, look for the boot option and set the HDD as the first boot device, hit F10, save the changes and exit. The computer will restart and hopefully boot into the operating system Please post back if you need anymore assistance.
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