Posting in the malware forum and having one of the geeks-to-go members walk you through is a good idea. The people here are a great help. I hope you get your system working.
Gateway MS2285 won't boot
Started by
lkaz
, Dec 05 2012 01:59 PM
#16
Posted 14 December 2012 - 07:02 AM
Posting in the malware forum and having one of the geeks-to-go members walk you through is a good idea. The people here are a great help. I hope you get your system working.
#17
Posted 20 March 2013 - 06:25 PM
Have you found a solution? I'm dealing with the Exact same thing and tried everything you did short of addressing malware.
#18
Posted 21 March 2013 - 07:56 AM
ktaylor - I took my laptop to someone for diagnostics and unfortunately the laptop had a bad chip that required a new motherboard.
So, I was advised to buy a new laptop. Which I did with Windows 8 and promptly returned (Windows 8 is not user friendly if you are not a touch screen user). I found a decent laptop at Sams by ASUS that uses Windows 7 as the operating system (Yeah!). It was $399 and has an excellent processor and so far suits my needs. I am a college student and EVERY class has some sort of online requirement.
Hope your problem isn't as drastic as mine - take care, lkaz
So, I was advised to buy a new laptop. Which I did with Windows 8 and promptly returned (Windows 8 is not user friendly if you are not a touch screen user). I found a decent laptop at Sams by ASUS that uses Windows 7 as the operating system (Yeah!). It was $399 and has an excellent processor and so far suits my needs. I am a college student and EVERY class has some sort of online requirement.
Hope your problem isn't as drastic as mine - take care, lkaz
#19
Posted 22 March 2013 - 05:13 PM
Just an FYI
I have the same computer with the same problem. I took it to a couple of local computer shops they couldn't figure out the issue, both suggested I scrap it and move on.
I took their advice but removed the hard drive and put it in a USB enclosure this way I didn't have to reinstall all of my programs or reconfigure my files from backup, everything was as I left it I just added shortcuts to my desk top. Since I work from home this was quick and easy. I move files as I need them and it took less then a half hour to set up. I have a backup also but this is much easier to deal with and cost less then $50.00.
I have the same computer with the same problem. I took it to a couple of local computer shops they couldn't figure out the issue, both suggested I scrap it and move on.
I took their advice but removed the hard drive and put it in a USB enclosure this way I didn't have to reinstall all of my programs or reconfigure my files from backup, everything was as I left it I just added shortcuts to my desk top. Since I work from home this was quick and easy. I move files as I need them and it took less then a half hour to set up. I have a backup also but this is much easier to deal with and cost less then $50.00.
#20
Posted 23 March 2013 - 07:15 AM
cljamr -
I want to do the same but have not bought the equipment yet. In fact I have two other laptops I would like to remove the hard drives from and access the data. Would you mind telling me what equipment you bought and where? I know I have to determine the kind of hard drive but I also know that adapters can be bought to accomodate the various types (considering I have three different hard drives to deal with).
Thanks so much for any info...
lkaz
I want to do the same but have not bought the equipment yet. In fact I have two other laptops I would like to remove the hard drives from and access the data. Would you mind telling me what equipment you bought and where? I know I have to determine the kind of hard drive but I also know that adapters can be bought to accomodate the various types (considering I have three different hard drives to deal with).
Thanks so much for any info...
lkaz
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