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so if it boots using a Linux Live CD your problem is is most likely the hard disk. Since the Linux boot only used the CD and the memory.
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Hi Nadhem,
You have done good job trying to solve the issue. Using a Linux Live CD was a great idea and you proved that the hardware is running fine. While booting from the live CD, were you able to access your data, open some files, copy them, etc? In general, the Live CD ignores the hard drive as a booting option, as xpcman said. If you are able to boot successfully from a Live CD, that does not mean that the hard drive is in a good condition. Please, use the opportunity and backup all important data. I would check with another Windows installation drive too. The final step is to remove the hard drive and connect it in a desktop PC. Download the drive manufacturer’s diagnostics tool and check the drive for errors. Keep in mind that opening your PC may void it’s warranty.
Hope this helps
You have done good job trying to solve the issue. Using a Linux Live CD was a great idea and you proved that the hardware is running fine. While booting from the live CD, were you able to access your data, open some files, copy them, etc? In general, the Live CD ignores the hard drive as a booting option, as xpcman said. If you are able to boot successfully from a Live CD, that does not mean that the hard drive is in a good condition. Please, use the opportunity and backup all important data. I would check with another Windows installation drive too. The final step is to remove the hard drive and connect it in a desktop PC. Download the drive manufacturer’s diagnostics tool and check the drive for errors. Keep in mind that opening your PC may void it’s warranty.
Hope this helps
