mudd

honestly what i would do in your case is reset everything in bios to default by taking out the cmos battery for an hour or two (recommended like 10 hours). then i would format c:/ and reinstall windows xp. after reading everything that's about all i can come up with.

azim

Umm ****, there have to be other way XD becouse in my hard drive, there is a lot important files and pictures that I dont have anywhere else :[
And I have reseted my BIOS, it doesnt make things different.

mudd

just try to reinstall windows w/o reformatting. all you have to do is write over your old system.

azim

Oh lol im stupid XD So what happens when I remoeve CMOS battery, will my Motherboard and stuff be allright, cause i dont wanna ruin motherboard also XD If its safe, I will remove the battery for next night, if I dont figure anything better out.

Thx

BRB 3h

mudd

just don't turn your computer on w/ the cmos battery out. turn your comp off, take out the battery and you'll be rollin. just put it back in before you turn it on.

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Removing the cmos battery will only reset the bios. Booting without one will give your motherboard severe amnesia, but I haven't noticed any permanant ill effects from doing so.

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About the blue screen. That sounds like a memory problem to me. My next guess is graphics card drivers. So try memtest86, and then try a graphics card driver reinstall.

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I could have swore we addressed this a few posts ago, but my guess is that your MBR broke.

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Yes, we did:

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Azim, are you still receiving the same error message as shown in Screenshot #1? The data on the drive can easily be retrieved as long as the drive isn't permanently damaged. I usually use an external enclosure, a LiveCD and rstudio to recover the data. In your case it might be easiest to slave the Samsung drive in another computer and grab the data that way. If it's applications you want then it's probably not going to work. Typically documents, pictures, movies ect are the easiest to grab.

Let us know

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