The full message is "Windows - No Disk. There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into the drive."
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Check the drive you are using.  If this is a floppy drive you may need to purchase a new one.  These Days most people are using thumb drives instead of floppies though so you may want to look into that...
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Check the Device Manager and make sure you have the proper drivers installed. If your PC recognizes it, (or it doesn't) and it doesn't read a known good disk, the drive is bad. Replace! You can also go to 'My Computer' and make sure Windows recognizes it there.
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you need to find out which resource file it its and replace it or reinstall windows... if you reinstall windows make sure you back up you hardrive because you will need to wipe your hardrive and reinstall everything
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Windows has to address each partition with its own letter. Otherwise, it can't write to the disks.
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When it is a hardware problem, I'll take it to computer shop. But when it is something other than a hardware problem, I'll fix it myself. Want to know how? Simply reformat and reinstall windows. I love doing it.
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This error is due to some of the files are not INSTALLED. Meaning if you try to place a graphics and you have a graphic library missing then it will ask for a disk. Simple as that. There for when you Install Microsoft Office Install it as CUSTOM and choose RUN EVERYTHING FROM MY PC.\n\nIF YOU DO THIS NO MORE ASKING FOR DISK AGAIN.
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Insert your Windows Operating System disk and reboot.  Check the BIOS settings if it won't reboot.   Once you reboot, begin the installation.  When it gets to the point of WHERE, select that partition for Deletion, then allow the installation program to format the hard drive.  \n\nIf you do not have the Windows installation disk, GET ONE. \n\nGood luck
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While in Disk Management, make sure it was assigned a free drive letter. If not, assign it an available one.\n\nThis happens to me sometime with USB flash drives. I just go in, give it another drive letter, and it shows up in My Computer.
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What you have is a problem with the hard drive. Either the operating system on the drive has been corrupted, files necessary for it to run have been deleted, or the drive itself has failed. Deleted or corrupted files can be caused by age, a virus or trojan, or unjudicious "cleanup" of the wrong files.\n\nEither way, unless you know a lot about computers, you'll need to either replace the hard drive or format it. And both these things will require you to re-install Windows from a CD, which you say you don't have.\n\nSorry - sounds like time to get a new computer :( and he's lost whatever data was on that one.
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Have you partitioned and formatted the second drive?\n\nGo to Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management. Under Storage, select Disk Management. If the second drive shows up as Unpartitioned Space, right-click on it to partition and format it.  Then Windows should see it.
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My guess you would need to repair or reinstall windows.
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Have you got any data on the drive you want to keep ?\n\nIf not just make a boot disk ( www.bootdisk.com ) and use fdisk to partition the drive and then install windows.\n\nIf you do have data then I suggest you connect the hard drive to another machine as a slave and back it up and then put it back into the machine and format it and re install windows.\n\nThere are other ways of backing up the data, please post back and let me know if you need further help.
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Your friend corrupted your Windows installation.  The best thing to do now is to format your hard drive and reinstall Windows from the original CD.  \n\nIf there is information you want to save, before you format your drive boot a standalone system, such as Knoppix, from CD.  Copy the files you need to save to a USB drive or burn them to a CD.
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Your question is very vague.  What is the exact issue that you are facing?  Where are you getting the error message?  What is the Operating System that you are using (e.g. Windows XP).\n\nYes, provided that the hard drive is still working, you can always connect it to another computer and copy data to/from it.  You simply have to connect the hard drive as the slave (primary or secondary) on the other computer.  Connect it exactly as the original hard drive is connected (including data and power cables).  Also ensure that the hard drive is detected in the BIOS.  You can do this by pressing F2 or F8 on the keyboard while the computer is switched on and look into the IDE settings in the BIOS.\n\nNow you can access the hard drive as any normal hard drive on the other PC.
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When you get a STOP error message like this its almost certainly a device driver problem or related to a device driver which your system cannot load at start up.\n\nThe problem is that STOP errors like this are BAD news because the operating system has a MAJOR problem or could even be damaged, i.e. missing files. There are two or three approaches you can try inorder to resolve this (the easiest first hardest last).\n\n1) You can reboot the machine & key F8 at start up just after the windows logo shows. This gives you a menu, from the menu choose the "last known good" option and key return/enter and the machine will attempt to load a stable system. If that works fine and good. (this option uses a saved undamaged copy of the windows registry).\n\n2) You could run a boot logging process to help you find the specific device driver which is causing the OS to bork. Again reboot and key F8 but this time, see the option which offers boot logging. This helps by creating a log file that usually shows which files are causing the problem or are missing.\n\n3) Restore from backups you have (NOT the OS system restore feature, or roll the system back) I'm talking proper previously made backups made precifically for restoration if you have made them.\n\n4) Re-install the whole of windows, your Apps, drivers and data (the whole shooting match!). Windows might allow you to run a repair and that might also be an option which could work.\n\nBest of luck with that, IR
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The hard drive may have failed. Go in to the BIOS and see if the drive is found.
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First\nWhy are you inserting blank disks ?\n\nComplile project & press burn\nyou will be prompted for insert disk\n\nInsert disk now & press OK\nIf it works, fine ... \n\nelse step2 ...laters