Computer will not start some type of error control

Hello

I tried to start my computer this afternoon and it wouldn't boot to happen by the start initial wher eit says press f2 for this f11 for one there comes a messege that says "windows is loading files...". "and then it stops and restarts again goes further... When I put in my recovery disk or try to load the internal collection it gives me a black screen with the message "the file is possibly corrupt. the file header checksum does not match the checksum calculated. "I can enter the pheonix bios set up utility but that's all. my computer is a hp pavilion dv6500 now I figure it was a type of virus and guess I'll end up having to replace a hard drive, but I try to avoid going that route if possible any help at all will be greatly appreciated

The situation has been corrected, it seems that I had a bad virus that killed my HD and fried my RAM (as near as I can figure anyway) after you install a new HD and the new RAM in the computer works great now thanks anyway

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    Hello
     
    Thanks for posting on Microsoft Answers.
     
    Try to put the folder windows update catalog distribution and software
    Try the following steps:
    1. Insert the Windows Vista installation disk into the disk drive and restart the computer.
    2. When you are prompted to restart from the disc, press any key.
    3. When you are prompted, configure the language to install, time and currency format and keyboard or options for method of entry that you want, and then click Next.
    4. on the page to install Windows, click on repair your computer.
    5. on the System Recovery Options, click the version of the Windows Vista operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next
    6. in the System Recovery Options page, click command prompt.
    7. type cd C:\windows\winsxs, and then press ENTER.
    8 type ren pending.xml pending.old, and then press ENTER.
    9. in the registry editor, find and delete the following registry subkey:
    HLKM\Offline Components\AdvancedInstallersNeedResolving
    HKLM\Offline Components\PendingXmlIdentifier
    HKLM\Offline Components\NextQueueEntryIndex
    10. at the command prompt, type exit to quit the registry editor. Press ENTER.
    11. click on restart
     
    More information:
    The update is not installed successfully, you receive a message, and the computer restarts when you try to install an update in Windows Vista: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949358
     
    Hope this helps
     
    Kind regards

    Niranjan
    Microsoft Answers Support Engineer


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