my computer crash and is says i need the rebooting disc and i do not have one,               so what can i do?
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Perhaps you can purchase another reformat disk from the computer company.  Or might be better to buy a new  preprogrammed one that comes with the restores disks.  \nE
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You are at the command line prompt which allows you to enter DOS like commands to fix your system.  I suggest you read up on the available commands (such as fixboot and chkdsk) before you do anything as there are a number of options but you really should understand what needs to be done before you use the command line to repair your system.
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First try going to safe mode then shut down and restart. While in safe mode scan for virus and spyware. Next try a system restore.\nIf that doesn't work go to the website below to look for a restore disc.
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http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310994\nYou can make the boot disks to get to the recovery console\nmaybe this might help: \nhttp://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
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Since you seem a little new to computer work, you may want to take it to a computer shop and get an expert to diagnose what the problem actually is.\n\nDepending on where the boot-sequence stops, it could be a number of things including faulty circuit board, burned motor, it may not even be the hard drive at all.  Could be a faulty controller or even just corrupt Windows files that won't allow it to get all the way loaded.  But, unfortunately, it's very likely it had a "head crash".  They are very difficult to recover from.  Some services such as OnTrack can recover data in a clean room and send you back the files on a CD/DVD, but they're very expensive. \n\nIf it's just corrupt files on a perfectly working drive, you may be able to recover with your Windows or System Restore CD (caution: If this is a 3rd party computer like Dell, Gateway, etc. don't select the option to "restore system as it was new" - that will wipe and rebuild the drive) \n\nIn the case of a head crash (sounds like "ka klink... ka klink... ka klink" or whining/ringing noise), there's one trick that works for us about 40% of the time...\n\nStick the drive in a zip-lock bag and seal it.  Put it in the freezer and turn the temp to very cold.  Leave it there for no less than a full 24 hours (couple days is better).  Have the computer ready for the drive, with a spare already set up (USB external is fine, unless your computer doesn't have USB 2.0 support).  Pull the drive out of the bag and quickly install it in the computer while it's still freezing cold.  Power up the computer.  If it worked, it will probably fail quickly, so pull your critical files off as fast as you can (copy them to the spare drive).  \n\nIf it didn't work, you'll really need to get it diagnosed by someone good locally.
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1st look on the cd or floppy if you have one.\n2nd try manufactures web site.\n3rd www.driversguide.com\n\nif you need to login then try this\n\nusername             drivers\npassword              all\n\nnot sure if this is still a current login you will have to give it a go.
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Make sure your machine is setup to boot off of your CD-rom and then insert disc one of your system recovery set (or some name of that nature).  Follow the prompts on the screen with the realization that everything currently on your harddrive will be wiped out!  Good luck!\n\nDrop me a line if you need more help.
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just restart the system ur computer automatically reboot\ni think u are talking bout reinstallation of windows xp.....\nit's not possible without a installation cd provided by laptop manufacturer.......come to ymsngr then i can help u\nid:    niloy_alinda\nbut not now after 15 min
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make sure all drives are connected properly\nset computer to boot from CD (in bios)\nboot from XP cd\nhit enter when it asks you to boot from it\nwait for it to load\nget to the setup pages, when it asks you to hit r for th recovery console, do so\n\nhit 1\ntype your administrator password\nhit enter\ntype fixmbr\nhit enter\ntype fixboot\nhit enter\ntype exit\ntake cd out\n\nif that doesn't work, your drive is bad
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Try to do a windows repair by booting from a windows xp cd.  Then continue with a windows setup and do a repair when it asks you to.
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See if you can find a Recovery CD or the Actual Operating System CD. Use which ever one you have. \n\nIf you don't have the CD's then I guess you could use Windows System Restore.
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I think what you meant to say was you need to re-install XP...\n\nYour Microsoft license should be affixed to the side of your PC.  All manufacturers (large and small) are required to put it there.  Any disk valid disk should do as long as you have a valid license.\n\nNow if you really meant reboot...you don't need the operating system disk for that.  It's already installed.
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Get the startup disk again!
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try checking ur disk by using chkdsk on ur drive \nor alternatively have the recovery console for that operatign system
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You can order recovery discs from HP here (See Step 2):\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?cc=us&docname=bph07143&lc=en\n\nThis is exactly why I would never buy a computer without discs. Just so you know, if you ever have a system without discs in the future, they may give you a means of creating them yourself. (See Step 1.) That's not gonna' help you now, but good to know for the future.
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incase this might cause you problems later....goto start>>programs>>accessories>>system tools>>backup...click on emergency repair disk (this will make a backup disk with boot files).\ncons: must have floppy disk, furthermore most pcs dont come with floppy drives no more.\nalternative: use windows xp cd and run repair program.
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Its asking you to recover your system and do an installation instead. What file is corrupted?\n\nIf you know what file is corrupted, Im sure you can just download it instead. \n\nYou can contact me for more help in my profile.