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Hi, Do nothing with the hard disk. Remove it and mount it on another working machine. Use the second machine to run recuva.

either a bad card or a bad connection

check memory, it is a system timer failure (if the beeps are short), usually its because of bad ram, but if u took it apart could be you just need to check how you inserted the RAM.

You mean the fan is running but no display, right?

• Remove all external components (except the keyboard and the mouse) and then try
• If you hear any beeps let me know how many

• check the RAM (try replacing or interchanging if more than 2)
• check for dust accumulation

For other then those you will have to contact the technician.

What cartridge?

Great comedy, but I believe they are both deceased. R.I.P.

in English please?

There are no Win7 drivers. You can try to install XP drivershttp://www.nodevice.com/driver/s661FXm/get41194.html

What relay are you talking about? The only computer I know of that may have a relay in it is from the 1940s. Aopen didn't exist then.

Hello the drivers can be downloaded here:http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?auno=179Good luck

Hello the manual and the drivers can be downloaded here:http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?auno=255Normal boot sequence in bios is:First boot device: the cd/dvd driveAnd second the harddrive.The bios window should look like this:Press the DEL button to enter the bios during bootup.Select the advanced option with the arrow on the keyboard and press enter.Scrool down to select first boot deviceSelect the cd drive.Next select second boot device and select the harddrive.Select to leave the bios by saving your settings you just made Select Y to confirm and press enter.Now you are ready to install windows.You will maybe have to renew the CMOS battery, because its maybe low on power.Best of luck