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ndura,
if didnt open your computer before you started experiencing the error message...its possibly 85% you need to run a cmos setup...if its ur battery it would have reported "bad cmos battery...time and date not set"...if its the hard disk drive...would report...corrupt or missing file..or..missing operating system..so at start up..press del key or in some systems mostly branded..eg..IBM...Compaq..Dell....you may need to press F1..or F2..however if manage to get in..use your direction or arrow keys..move to highlight.."load default setting"...then "save setting and exit"...if this doesnt work...then probably your hard drive IDE cable may be bad...try see a computer technician or engineer
ndura.....over n out
if didnt open your computer before you started experiencing the error message...its possibly 85% you need to run a cmos setup...if its ur battery it would have reported "bad cmos battery...time and date not set"...if its the hard disk drive...would report...corrupt or missing file..or..missing operating system..so at start up..press del key or in some systems mostly branded..eg..IBM...Compaq..Dell....you may need to press F1..or F2..however if manage to get in..use your direction or arrow keys..move to highlight.."load default setting"...then "save setting and exit"...if this doesnt work...then probably your hard drive IDE cable may be bad...try see a computer technician or engineer
ndura.....over n out
