BLUE SCREEN STOP ERROR AND NO HARD DRIVE SHOWING

try this one

turn off computer and ext drive

keep drive plugged in but not powered

turn computer back on and stabilize

power up ext drive

does windows see it now?

Go to http://www.general-search.com/download/driver-fujitsu-siemens-life-book-c1110-realtek-driver and download your drivers. Goodluck.

Just press the key with arrow pointing down, it is above the left shift key.
Hope this will help!

Hi,
It sounds like a hardware error probably to do with the motherboard, powerboard or the BIOS.
First of all take the battery out and boot it on AC power only, as the computer starts up hit F2, enter the BIOS utility and set the BIOS to default settings, hit F10, save and exit the bios.
Let the computer start up without the battery in the shut down.
Reinsert the battery and see if the machine powers up and starts to charge the battery.
If the symptoms are still the same after setting the BIOS to defaults then i suggest that you take advantage of Fujitsu's manufacturers warranty and sent the laptop to be looked at.
Fujitsu's customer service techs are very helpful and they will take you through some troubleshooting first before they book the machine in for repair.
A courier service will usually pick the laptop up from your home and usually takes around a week for the laptop to be returned to you.


Good luck.

Because the HP and Fujitsu have different devices, you cannot clone (or create an image of) the hard disk and expect it to work on the other laptop.
Your best bet would be to copy your data files onto a USB memory stick or an external USB hard drive and plug it into the HP. You can open the files on the USB memory Stick/hard drive to work on them or copy them to the HP's hard drive to work on them.
When your Fujitsu has been repaired you can copy the latest files from the USB memory stick/hard drive back onto your Fujitsu.

hello there

Thais a classic hard drive fault. You can try reinstalling windows again which may fix the problem temporarily. I would suggest changing the hard rive, you'll find then very cheap on places like ebay etc.

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BOOT UP INTO SAFE MODE AND LET WINDOWS TO TRY AND FIX IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS THEN YOU ARE GOING DESTROY THE MASTER BOOOT SECTOR ON THE HARD DRIVE AND THAN YOU HAVE TO PAY SOME ONE LINKE ME TO REBUILD THE MASTER BOOT RECORD, UNLESS YOU MAY HAVE ALREADY DONE

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Kev,
This seems to be a common problem. Remove and reseat the memory modules. If that doesn't do it, remove the hard drive and all but one memory module and try to bring it up. If this works, add the other memory module and see if the whole thing doesn't come up. If not, get back to me for more ideas.
Thanks!
Ron-

It sounds like a hard drive crash but hopefully just one of the core files. If you get to another computer with a CD burner, download a copy of the "Ultimate Boot Disk" (find on Google - it's free) and start the laptop with that disk - you can then use the drive utilities to test the hard drive.

Does it work connect to the the mains electricity? It could be a battery failure check this first plug to mains see if it works. then come bakc