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EyesBlueDeaf

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Good evening, I've tried many different ways but still never was able to pass " \WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\iomdisk.sys "
window logo freezes midway / cannot reboot it in any of the safe mode / removed my zip drive, etc and it's still not working.
I dont recall recieving the computer with a start up CD.. think it was pre-installed in the computer. HELP :) forgot to mention it.. it's HP Pavilion 540n - bought it in 2002.

Edited by EyesBlueDeaf, 16 November 2007 - 06:05 PM.

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Adrenalin

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Try going into the BIOS and removing the ZIP drive from the list of boot options.

If you are unsure how to do this please post back and I will assist you further.
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The settings I have now are:
1) REMOVEABLE DRIVE [ LEGACY FLOPPY]
DISABLED
LS120
ZIP
ATAPI MO
USB FDD
USB ZIP

2) IDE HARD DRIVE [ST34081A]
DISABLED

3) ATAPI CD-ROM [HEWLETT-PACKARD C]
LG CD-ROM-CARD-8521B
DISABLED

4) OTHER BOOT DEVICE [INT18 DEVICE NET]
SCSI BOOT DEVICE
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hello? can anyone here help me??? :)
Here's what I already did. Tried the safe boot - no luck, tried the safe boot with command - no luck... I removed the battery - hoping it'll do something magically.. still no luck..

Edited by EyesBlueDeaf, 18 November 2007 - 06:24 PM.

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My apologies EyesBlueDeaf,

however my PC was infected with a really bad malware and most of my data is gone. I only access the net for a few minutes each day and am busy re-installing windows as we speak. When I get back up and running I will try finding a solution to your problem. That will however not be today as I have other responsibilities that I need to carry out first. Real life sometimes takes over what we do here.
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Use this link to recover your system. Choose the option Recovering during Startup, then, again, choose nondestructive recovery. Read carefully the instructions.
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