Windows stop error - Inaccessible boot device - can you help? see details pls :)?
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Have you tried altering the boot device priority in your bios ? Change it to set CD-Rom to boot first, then insert your setup CD.. To do so, press Del key as soon as your computer boots-up. On some computers pressing F8 would directly allow you to change boot priority\n\nP.S : Sorry if you already knew the above
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If the boot disk doesn't work, put back in your operating system setup disk, and follow instructions to upgrade without erasing your hard drive.  If that doesn't work, call the manufacturer.\n\nYou can usually download and create a boot disk from the internet if you don't have a boot disk.
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The Blue Screen of Death..... try to start in safe mode. if that will not work,  your HD might be Dead....
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ok set the go into the bios and change the boot sequence back to default, should be your cd rom drive most likely. You will need to load your windows disc in the cd rom and re istall. If you have back up disks (floppy) then set the boot sequence to boot from floppy and when prompted put the disk in. Disk boot failure is because there isn't a bootable disk in the drive is my best guess but no telling ehat all you have changed by now. If the system will not let you back in pull the plug and restart it go into the bios and set it to default settings for the boot seq.
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This Boot Failure Troubleshooting Flowchart should get you started (PDF file):\n\nhttp://www.fonerbooks.com/poster.pdf
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Helper123 is right!...\n\nYou must switch your boot system from HDD to CD...
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As already suggested, the hard drive is a likely candidate.  If you have Windows XP installed, try booting from your windows installation disk.  (You may have to change your BIOS settings so tha the CD drive is first in the boot sequence and the hard drive is second.)  When the setup screen displays, choose the Repair option.  This will take you to the Recovery Console.  Then run "CHKDSK c:" and see if reports errors.  If it does, you may be able to repair it using "CHKDSK c: /r".   You could also try the diagnosic program that came with your hard drive (or can be found on the manufacturers site).\n-------------------------\nDid you try the "repair" option on the installation screen (I think "R" instead of "enter") and then CHKDSK as described above?
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Foramt  it using the bootable disc buddy however there is a patch in Linux for this logon problem that really works well ( I used it a while ago and I could find it else I could have passed it on ) try seraching in google for this keyword " windows logon password+Linux patch " you might get it...or betta just run recovery or format.
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boot from c with windows cd then repair disk c
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Try uninstalling the drive using the Device Manager, and then reboot the computer.  When the computer reboots, Windows should detect the drive as "new hardware", and reinstall the drivers for it.  At that point you can try the drive out to see if it has restored its functionality.  If not, my suggestion would be to purchase a new drive to replace your present one.
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Try using your mother floppy...LOL only joking.  go to www.bootdisk.com then download the bootdisk maker and create bootable floppy's.  NOTE: This is only a boot disk and not the actual windows installation cd.
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you can reboot the machine all you want but it will not load what is not there. you will need to reinstall your os. did you  deleted the windows folder only??? if so reinstall with out formating the hard drive and everything should be there or least somethings.....
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I need more info.\nDo you ever see the Windows logo? If so then there is probably something wrong w/ the windows files. Trying tapping F8 during bootup and select "safe mode"\n\nDo you just get the HP logo? Then it's something hardware related. And that could be almost anything. Did you change anything else besides the hard drive?\nThis board also seems pretty old, so it might just be dead.
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Just restart your computer and hit F8 repeatedly until you get a windows menu.  That menu should give you an option to boot up in safe mode.
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look at you device manager and if there is a ? question mark beside or inside C drive use the hardware wizard to locate it.if you have a systems check program use it and if all else reboot and see if the icon comes back on screen.if all that fails take in for repair.there are many pc geeks that can get you going in a few minutes if thats the problem but there could be others.prepare to pay some cash or check or use your plastic.
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It may be as simple as removing a floppy disk, or it may be a CMOS config problem that is not pointing to the right boot device. If you have tried both of these then (yikes) it may be that your hard drive is crashed. If this is the case you may be able to get it back by booting from a bootable system floppy disk or a windows CD and then running scandisk on the hard drive.
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Dear you try to restore your last restore point if you problem not solved then install the latest service pack it will repair you OS if not then reinstall you windows.