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Hard Drive Failure?
I recently (2 weeks ago) bought a very expensive computer system with Windows Vista Ultimate pre-installed. One night I woke up to the sound of a very high pitched noise coming from the machine. It appeared to happen when the computer went to "sleep".
A restart gives me the following message:
"Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk and Press Enter".
It now will no longer start. I managed to get it into safe mode once by using a windows disk. However soon after I was met with a blue screen and the following message:
"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. IRQL-NOT-LESS-OR-EQUAL"
I'm having trouble getting a replacement hard drive from the crappy manufacturer. Is there anything I can do or try in the meantime?
Yes, and this is incredibly stupid, but it often works.
First, make sure there are no disks in any drives, if you find one (like in the floppy) try to restart the computer, if no, shut it down, open it up, reset the RAM (remove the RAM and put it back in), then check all the cables and connectors by physically pushing on them.
Try it again, it may boot up, if not, you probably need a hard drive.