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directroy
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2 Jun 2013 à 17:42
Thank you for your swift reply unfortunately the problem still persists and I am hoping for any more help
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jack4rall
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1 Jun 2013 à 12:21
1 Jun 2013 à 12:21
Hello,
Try this 1
Click on the below hyperlink "Media Test Failure Error Message" and follow
the onscreen instructions.
Media Test Failure Error Message
Good Luck
Try this 1
Click on the below hyperlink "Media Test Failure Error Message" and follow
the onscreen instructions.
Media Test Failure Error Message
Good Luck
directroy
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3 Jun 2013 à 14:36
3 Jun 2013 à 14:36
Hello thank you for the suggestions which I have now used but no luck the connections are fine , same message no operating system found, and the HD is not detected
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5 Jun 2013 à 14:14
5 Jun 2013 à 14:14
Hello,
Try this 1
Go to BIOS --> Load default settings --> Save the settings and exit from it.
Also make sure the firs boot device is set to Hard drive.
Now again go to BIOS and check if your hard drive is detected or not. If the BIOS failed to detect the hard drive then there is a problem with the hard drive.
If your hard drive is detected then some laptops comes with the HDD test in the BIOS. Go to BIOS, look for such option and check the hard drive status.
Good Luck
Try this 1
Go to BIOS --> Load default settings --> Save the settings and exit from it.
Also make sure the firs boot device is set to Hard drive.
Now again go to BIOS and check if your hard drive is detected or not. If the BIOS failed to detect the hard drive then there is a problem with the hard drive.
If your hard drive is detected then some laptops comes with the HDD test in the BIOS. Go to BIOS, look for such option and check the hard drive status.
Good Luck
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5 Jun 2013 à 16:25
5 Jun 2013 à 16:25
Hi thank you for your time and patience in trying to assist me, I believe that you are probably right and we have a hard drive problem which is beyond my capabilities also as the laptop is quite old it may now be beyond economic repair
3 Jun 2013 à 10:16
Try this 1
1) First make sure that the hard drive connection are firmly connected.
2) Go to BIOS once again and check if your hard drive is detected and follow the above instructions to set it as first boot device.
Good Luck