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StacyJam

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My computer has been acting a little sluggish lately then today I was working on it and it did a blue screen crash memory dump. No Windows will not open. I have tried recovering it to no avail. Has my hard drive crashed and died or what can I do? I am DESPERATE!!! I have a project I have to get done within a week. Please help!!!!!
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Is there an error message on the screen? If so, what is it.

If no error message, do you see anything on the screen?

Can you get into the BIOS/CMOS Setup? If so, is the hard drive being detected?
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When the screen oes black I cannot see anything. If I hit F2 it takes me to system setup but the only thing I see about BIOS says it cannot be changed.
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Can you see that a hard drive is detected?

For example, in the following screenshot there is a "ST980811AS" (Seagate 80GB) hard drive detected on "SATA Port 1 Master".

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If no hard drives were detected, all four of the Ports|Channels would say "None", (which can be extremely bad news).
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