Post: Can anybody help me with this?
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03-09-2011, 11:43 PM
#1
wite_guy
I-<3-2-1/2-6
Every time I close the error my computer makes it pop right back up.
The message says
Windows - No Disc
03-10-2011, 12:28 AM
#2
Cody_h4x
Nobody is like me
If it's a blue screen than thats bad 
Just back up all the important things on ur computer to like a usb or external HDD
than simply reboot pressing ALT F10 on boot, than restore the computer to factory settings. :y:
This will delete any virus,malware,junk,corrupted files,and virtually everything except windows and that.:y:
It's as if you bought the computer Brand new and it will be faster too .
Ight peace hope I helped
Just back up all the important things on ur computer to like a usb or external HDD
than simply reboot pressing ALT F10 on boot, than restore the computer to factory settings. :y:
This will delete any virus,malware,junk,corrupted files,and virtually everything except windows and that.:y:
It's as if you bought the computer Brand new and it will be faster too .
Ight peace hope I helped
03-10-2011, 12:32 AM
#3
wite_guy
I-<3-2-1/2-6
Originally posted by h4x
If it's a blue screen than thats bad
Just back up all the important things on ur computer to like a usb or external HDD
than simply reboot pressing ALT F10 on boot, than restore the computer to factory settings. :y:
This will delete any virus,malware,junk,corrupted files,and virtually everything except windows and that.:y:
It's as if you bought the computer Brand new and it will be faster too .
Ight peace hope I helped
Just back up all the important things on ur computer to like a usb or external HDD
than simply reboot pressing ALT F10 on boot, than restore the computer to factory settings. :y:
This will delete any virus,malware,junk,corrupted files,and virtually everything except windows and that.:y:
It's as if you bought the computer Brand new and it will be faster too .
Ight peace hope I helped
haha no if it was a blue screen i wouldnt be here haha!
But ive done that and its worked for about a month and it started doing it again so..
But im not that stupid with computers.
03-10-2011, 12:35 AM
#5
El Violador
< ^ > < ^ >
if its doing it multiple times i believe its your hardware.. best take it to a shop or keep researching till you find what part is really broken, and i believe it could be your HDD.
BUT DONT GO TAKING WHAT I SAID AS WHAT IT IS. IM ONLY MAKING A THEORY
BUT DONT GO TAKING WHAT I SAID AS WHAT IT IS. IM ONLY MAKING A THEORY
03-10-2011, 12:48 AM
#6
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by guy
haha no if it was a blue screen i wouldnt be here haha!
But ive done that and its worked for about a month and it started doing it again so..
But im not that stupid with computers.
But ive done that and its worked for about a month and it started doing it again so..
But im not that stupid with computers.
If it is on startup then I suggest doing this:
Start > Run type msconfig
Or just press windowskey and r and type in msconfig
Goto the startup tab and check to see if there is anything that look like it shouldnt be running. On a clean windows install there is nothing in the tab so unchecking items wont hurt anything, after you are done just click apply and restart
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03-10-2011, 12:55 AM
#7
wite_guy
I-<3-2-1/2-6
Originally posted by UP
If it is on startup then I suggest doing this:
Start > Run type msconfig
Or just press windowskey and r and type in msconfig
Goto the startup tab and check to see if there is anything that look like it shouldnt be running. On a clean windows install there is nothing in the tab so unchecking items wont hurt anything, after you are done just click apply and restart
Start > Run type msconfig
Or just press windowskey and r and type in msconfig
Goto the startup tab and check to see if there is anything that look like it shouldnt be running. On a clean windows install there is nothing in the tab so unchecking items wont hurt anything, after you are done just click apply and restart
what shouldnt be running what do you mean?
Also that fixed some of my .net errors
PICHU.
03-10-2011, 02:04 AM
#9
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by guy
what shouldnt be running what do you mean?
Also that fixed some of my .net errors
Also that fixed some of my .net errors
Originally posted by another user
clean windows install there is nothing in the tab so unchecking items wont hurt anything
Pretty clean cut, just disable anything that is under the startup tab
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