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Boot from ATAPI CD-ROM: No Emulation Detected boot image on LBA 0x00000015 No hard disk found System Recovery cannot be continued! Press any key to continue. when I hit a key the following appears on the screen DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER Is there anything I can do? Irishqueen10 |
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I guess you don't need to get a new HD.It may be due to some things like this * Maybe the HATD DISK cable is not connected correctly or its faulty. *The jumper settings are faulty If you have opened the PC recently * The hard Disk may not be in the boot sequence in The BIOS setup. Get in to the bios if any of the above is not the reason and reset the BIOS to default. Save and exit and try to reboot |
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thanks for your help but I am somewhat computer illerate so I am not sure how the BIOS screen is supposed to look. Here is my BIOS screen under Main: System Time (time of day) System date [09/14/2009 Language [English] Floppy Diskette A [1.44Mb 3.5"] Primary Master [Auto] Primary slave [Auto] Secondary Master [Auto] Secondary Slave [HITACHI DVD-ROM GD 8000] Installed Memory 256MB/PC133 Memory Bank 0 Not installed Memory 1 256 MB SDRAM Memory bank 2 Not Installed Core Version 6.0 BIOS 3.5 08/01/01 Boot screen looks like the following: Boot-time Diagnostic Screen [Disabled] Quick Boot Mode [Enabled] 1. Removable Device [Floppy Diskette] 2. IDE Hard Drive [None] 3. ATAPI CD-ROM [HITACHI DVD-ROM G] 4. Other Boot Device [INT1B Device {Net ] Can you tell by this what is the problem? Irishqueen10 |
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I guess your hard disk is not recognized by the machine or its not present. Check if you have a hard disk. Second make sure it is working and third see if your bios detects it or you will need to update your bios... Hope this helps, |
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And how do you this; I am a completely an computer illerate(is there books for this problem). I need step by step instructions for some things. I believe there is a hard disk. I really appreciate everyone's imput and will try everyone thing to save this computer's "life". I really want this computer to work and not have to recycle it. irishqueen10 |
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one more thing everyone please look at the Boot screen and tell me why next to IDE says None |
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I would like to thank everyone for their help but I think my pavilion 7975 has had it and needs to be donated. irishqueen10 |
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