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    Read Disk Error , press ctrl+alt+del to restart?

    ok guys, i don't know what's going wrong with my pc, it was working just fine, all that was running was firefox, wmp and utorrent and it was working just fine on windows 7 ultimate
    and just without any reason, it started to get slow and not respond, i waited for some time and nothing happened, i restarted the computer and now i get read disk error. press ctrl+alt+del to restart.
    i don't think there's something wrong with my HDD , i can explore and use it all with knoppix live cd which i'm using now to ask that question
    i don't know what caused that or how to solve it, i found some common answers to that on google. but nothing seemed to work

    any suggestions?
    what kind of hard disk problems? i don't wanna lose my data on it

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    Boot from the OS install disk, and chose the console, the type "fixmbr", this will repair the Main Boot Record.
    If tha doesn't work, you will need a new Hard-drive, set the new one as master, if it is an IDE one, and the old as slave, Install the OS on the new hard-drive, and you can access the old one.

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    try to open windows in safe mode , if it doesn't work then try to repair windows using a bootable disk. it should help. It will no delete any data on your harddisk. Good luck

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    try to open windows in safe mode , if it doesn't work then try to repair windows using a bootable disk. it should help. It will no delete any data on your harddisk. Good luck

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    try to open windows in safe mode , if it doesn't work then try to repair windows using a bootable disk. it should help. It will no delete any data on your harddisk. Good luck

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    try to open windows in safe mode , if it doesn't work then try to repair windows using a bootable disk. it should help. It will no delete any data on your harddisk. Good luck

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    try repairing windows but it sounds like a hard drive problem.

    it could just be a failure of the hard drive. can you hook up two hard drives? if so you can transfer your data. also, have you tried repairing windows with the disk?


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