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• Satellite L50-B-281 - Boot Failure with Win 7 installation disc

  HY everybody,

  I have a problem I hope you could help me with.

  I bought a satellite L50-B-281 boneless, sibce I have a W7 license available.

  The L50 will not identify any bootable media, I present to you. I always get the message:

  boot failure: an appropriate digital signature not found.
  one of the files on the boot selrcted device was rejected by the secure startup feature

  I tried to download a new copy of W7 of MS, he engraved on a DVD and tried to start, but it doesn't work anymore.

  On Google I found I shoul change the start mode, but the UFEI is gray in the BIOS and cannot be changed.

  You have any ideas how I can install W7 on the laptop?
  Thank you
  Haegarhorrib

  Sometimes he DEBRABANT just to talk.
  I just found the solution.
  Disable startup secure in the BIOS, then set it to UEFI the other thing.
  haegarhorrib

• Satellite M30-604 external usb hdd boot failure

  Hello world

  Hard drive problems seem never to end for me.

  I have a satellite M30-604. Recently my Hitachi HDD crashed. Now, I am trying to boot from an external hard drive via usb, but I can't.

  (a) I use a ViPower 3.5 "(model VP9258T) enclosure external usb 2.0"
  (b) with a Seagate 200 GB hard drive.
  (c) I used the recovery cd to install windows on the seagate
  (d) the bios (v1.4) seems to support the external device to start
  (e) the internal hdd crashed is deleted (it's internal hard drive space is empty)
  (f) the bios sees the drive and recognizes it as a USB

  I think it should work, but when I turn on the computer, after a while, he says: "0201: failure IDE #0"
  and gives me the options to run the program installation or start-up.
  When I choose boot it gives me the window with "boot in safe mode" screen, 'last known good configuration' etc, but nothing of the work options (it restarts and gives the same again).

  Any ideas please?

  [Edited by: admin on 26 May 05 16:30]

  Hello

  My research on this subject has led me to believe that it is not possible to boot an operating system of attached USB HDD XP. I read several posts on various usenet groups on this issue, and the consensus of opinion is that it is simply not possible.

  Several suppliers of BIOS claim allow a USB HDD to be suitable for start-up purposes but I still have to attend such a machination succeed with XP.

• Satellite A135-S4417 - boot failure

  Hello

  Recently, what action it has been generating a beep and if it stays on he will repeat this beep every 15 to 20 seconds.
  However, it is now a boot failure beyond the Vista login screen and everything stops instantly.

  Several attempts to start with or without battery or only connected to a power outlet and it is beyond the 'press or ... '. "screen and then stops. No beep.

  If it remains beyond this screen, I get the beep as described above.
  If I remove the RAM it does not show anything on the screen or beep somehow.

  In all cases, that the upward light cooling fan, stay on for a few seconds, then stop, then the laptop dies or keep trying to load Windows and then shuts down immediately. If it becomes quite far as it beeps again in the same range as described above.

  The wind side allows me to see the heat sink and it seems clear of debris and I had no cases of overheating.
  Without no beeps error or other symptoms I don't see what is really bad or anything to verify.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Are you using the original Toshiba AC adapter? Maybe its defective or may not provide enough amps.

• Try to install Windows XP and at the start of the drive I get the error message: Disk Boot Failure

  Disk Boot Failure

  I recently learned that so that my motherboard compatible with my operating system, I have need to uninstall the current one and install Windows XP. I use Windows 7, so I booted from this CD and deleted all the partitions and data (nothing is important there), then I went to start my new Windows XP CD and it says "Disk Boot Failure... etc.

  I changed the BIOS to boot from the CD, seeing as the other CD has worked to boot from, it doesn't seem to be a problem with my drive. I can't understand. Maybe it's a dodgy CD?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  RHI

  Check the manual of your motherboard you may need to reset the CMOS or make a hard CMOS reset to default.

• After upgrading RAM, computer stops and gives error when restarting: "DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK".

  Original title : OFFICE XP STOPS (MESSAGE of ERROR)

  I get the message "DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK". I just added more memory to my 512 RAM. I USED MY XP TO REBOOT DISC, BUT THERE ARE ALWAYS AFTER PRESSING THE KEY 'R '. ONCE IT STARTS AND SE PAST JUST STOPS AND THE ERROR MESSAGE IS POSTER AGAIN UPWARD. I HAVE THE SAME 'MSCONFIGED' IT NORMAL TO SELECTIVE. I WAS ABLE TO GET INTO SAFE MODE, BUT NOW IT WON'T. I GET JUST THE ERROR MESSAGE.       > WHAT AM I DOING WRONG

  Hello

  You can view these methods:

  Method 1: As a first step, check to see if the hard disk becomes detected or listed in the Basic Input/Output system (BIOS). Also, be sure to change the boot order in the CMOS settings so that thehard drive is the first on the list.

  Note: To learn how, see the documentation provided with your computer or contact the manufacturer of your computer.

  Note: BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from configuration can resolved BIOS/CMOS settings. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Method 2: If the manufacturer has installed the Recovery Console on your computer, perform the check disk to fix this.

  At the recovery console command line, type:

  Chkdsk /r

  When you restart your system, your computer will be scanned for errors and will try to correct them.

  Note: Running chkdsk on the drive if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data can be lost.

  For more information, see:

  How to perform disk error checking in Windows XP

  Chkdsk

• Error on startup: "Disk boot failure, insert system disk and press enter".

  Original title: start problem

  My wifes at startup computer appears with the message disk boot failure insert system dicand press ENTER.

  If you press on enter the computer starts with having to put in the system disk.

  any ideas please.

  Kim

  Hi Kim,
   
  -Have you done recent changes made to your computer after this problem started to happen?
   
  If your computer has just been formatted, your computer might need to insert the boot CD in order to run it. So you can get the error message Disk Boot Failure-press and insert disk entry displayed on the screen whenever you try to run it. This could be related to:
  • Startup options is incorrectly set in BIOS Basic Input Output System ().
  • A non bootable CD is in your CD player
  • You don't have any boot device
  • You have installed a new hard drive
  • The hard drive is not properly connected
  • Your system files have been infected

  Verify that one of these reasons may be the cause of your problem and post back with the details to help us to help you better.

• system boot failure, insert system disk and press enter appears that I'm going to solve this problem. ?

  system boot failure

  Hello

  Your question does contain all of the required information. Please provide us with the following information.

  1. what changes have been made on the computer until you have encountered the problem?

  2. who is the manufacturer of the computer?

  3. did you reinstall of Windows or recovery CD/DVD drive?

  4 is detected in the BIOS setup?

  The question could be attributed to several factors, including a failed hard drive or the corruption of the operating system. You can always try these steps and see if that eliminates the problem:

  1 disconnect all external equipment connected to the computer, except the monitor, keyboard and mouse, and then restart the computer

  2. check if the hard drive is properly plugged in.

  3. the power supply for the hard drive is fine.

  Kind regards

  GauravPrakash - Microsoft Support
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• I get disk boot failure when I restart my computer?

  I have Windows XP on my computer.  To remove a Trojan on my system, I tried to put my computer in safe mode.  After that, all that came was a white text on a black screen.  I waited for a while, but nothing else came.  So, I turned off the computer.  After turning it back on, the computer says "disk boot failure".  She also asked me to insert the disk system, but my computer never came with the Xp disc.  It was already loaded on my computer.  To compensate for this, I bought a Windows Vista upgrade disc, but is not let me load because it is an upgrade.  Please, help me.  I'm at my wit's end.  Also, I am very computer illiterate, so that all the instructions, please be as simple as possible.  Thank you.

  There is no way to get this properly diagnosed and fixed is going to be simple and Basic. I'll take the word regarding the level of your computer skills. Take a good reputation from the computer and competent local computer Tech. do not use a type BigComputerStore/GeekSquad of the place. Make sure to tell the tech if you have backed up your data so they can do it for you if need be. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Vista 64-bit, DISK BOOT FAILURE

  So I have this Acer Aspire AX3200-U3600A with Windows Vista (64-bit). Every night I turn it off and turn it back on in the morning.

  About three weeks ago, I did a factory fresh reimage. Good as new.

  Then about two days ago, when I turned it on, I noticed it was running extremely slow. As in, he would often freeze while I had several applications open when it froze usually never upward. So I decided to restart my computer. Big mistake.

  My computer froze right after that I clicked on stop. I waited some time. Nothing. Waited a few minutes. Nope. I decided to stop it by pressing the power button. Here is where the problems begin.

  When I turned it back on, I saw the bar logo and loading of Windows, and then load to black. I turned it off again with force by the power button / stop and then once more... then I got:

  AMD data change... Update new data on a DMI interface!

  then later clears the screen and I get:

  AHCI Option ROM BIOS revision: 01.05.92 Date: 19/02/2008 Copyright (c) 2006-2008 Phoenix Technologies, LTD. Port 01: Reset Port error! Port 02:

  then the screen clears again, but this time it loads from the bottom:

  NVIDIA Boot Agent 249.0542 (copyright stuff... blah blah) PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable. PXE - M0F: Released Nvidia Boot Agent DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND press ENTER.

  So, I try to go to Safe Mode. Well, first it loads faster. After it loads disk.sys fromwindows/pilots, he waits a while (2-3 minutes) and THEN load. However, it loads the Acer eRecovery Management Tool. I have three options: reset the computer to factory, restore the backup of the user, or output. However, the upper part, two options are gray and disabled so that the output is in blue and certainly clickable. Secure mode so obviously isn't here...

  A strong thing to note: Initially when this all started, I made a start Windows Normal pressing f8 and I arrived at my office! It me logged in. I could see the icons on my files. However, my office was extremely slow as in when I clicked on the start menu, he'd wait awhile, and then load the menu with JUST the gradient, no text or icons... so as you can see... He saw my HARD drive?

  Also, before anyone says, I no. plugged USB. My mouse and keyboard are not entered USB, I assure you. And it came without a recovery CD AND when I went into the BIOS, to change the BOOT ORDER, I have NOT seen a CD-ROM option. And when I tried pressing ALT + F10 to enter Acer eRecovery Management, the options of two albums have been disabled as well.

  But sometimes, on startup, I get:

  Windows has encountered a problem communicating with a device connected to your computer.

  This error can be caused by unplugging a removable storage device, such as a USB external drive when the appliance is used, or by faulty hardware such as a hard drive or the CD-ROM drive which is a failure. Make sure that all removable storage is properly connected, and then restart your computer.

  If you continue to receive this error message, contact the manufacturer of the equipment.

  Status: 0xc00000e9

  Info: An unexpected i/o error has occurred.

  Then I tried the last known good Configuration settings, which gives me a BSOD.

  What should I do

  Hello

  This explains the reasons for this error

  http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/104472-solved-PXE-E61-media-test.html

  Chances are that it is a hard failure.

  Go to the Acer Web site > find specifications of hardware in your computer (hard drive) > access the Web Hard Drive from the manufacturer site > download their diagnostic software > make a Bootable disc > test your hard drive.

  See you soon.

• Err1err3 Boot failure Insert system disk and press enter

  OK lets see if you can crack this for me, it started a week ago for me. If I leave my computer on as usual, he would go on the eve, duh. BUT now it would not start up instead of this I have a black screen and reboot I go to the blue HP screen with four options. Well I have tried for some time and managed to get Vista back up...

  Well, after that it started to get really slow and started freezing up during my loadup office. Then, after many hours of scanning and research and reading aid, after a virus scan and even a system restore I couldn't understand the problem and I did what for me was the unthinkable...

  A COMPLETE FACTORY RESTORE... I wiped my computer with the possibility of returning to factory install settings. And for a while, that was good, that he has worked again... TIL yesterday I let go to the screen saver and then sleep mode while I was away, and what to do, I see but once more

  ERR1ERR3 Boot failure Insert system disk and press enter

  so clues as to why this is happening.

  PS right now YES I download the bittorrent to vista repair which had been suggested in another thread pray that it will work, but until it's done, I wanted to share this and ask for anyone who might have an idea of what caused it.

  Hello

  Run the diagnostics and the other utilities that I posted.

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  Starting from your startup disk COMMAND prompt, run these (you can run them in windows, but can be
  more efficient prompt startup disk so I will list two meanings).

  A boot disk command prompt

  Chkdsk /f /r

  RESET

  sfc/scannow

  RESET

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  Inside Windows - regular or Safe Mode

  Run checkdisk - schedule it to run at the next startup, then apply OK then restart your way.

  How to run the check disk at startup in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67612-check-disk-Chkdsk.html

  Start - type in the search box - find command top - RIGHT CLICK – RUN AS ADMIN

  sfc/scannow

  How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program
  generates in Windows Vista cbs.log
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

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  Back UP your data NOW!

  Good luck.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Vista boot failure

  Vista boot failure:
  When you start there 3 beeps (long, short), and nothing, the screen remains black, empty.  With Windows Vista Ultimate install the disk in the DVD player, nothing else.

  Pre-existed freezups usb input, but only after connection, so used safe mode system restore and went back to an earlier version, which worked for a short while before the same problem reappeared.  Tried to reboot with the installation of the system disk, it almost worked, in vain.  Now I'm in the first situation described.  All hope?

  Hello

  "beep" codes normally indicate a hardware problem / failure.

  Read this on the 'beep' error codes:

  http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

  http://www.pchell.com/hardware/beepcodes.shtml

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/nonworkingcomponent/HT/beepcodestb.htm

  Check out the Bios in your computer starting information online from the manufacturer of your computer and use the links that I you provided with to see what mean "beeps".

  If you are unable to determine the hardware problem yourself, contact the manufacturer of the computer, if under warranty.

  If it is not under warranty, find a good repair shop premises to take.

  See you soon.

• Disk Boot Failure, Insert system Disk

  Hello

  My HP Pavilion media center m8100n shows "Disk Boot Failure, Insert system Disk"

  I searched on HP support, but I couldn't find a solution from the recovery disk is not available

  Any help would be appreciated

  You are the very welcome.

  Somewhere on the top or side of your PC case, there should be a multicolored Microsoft Certificate label of authenticity (COA) with 25-digit Windows Vista product key.

  It should look like this.

  

  Paul

• XPS 8500 disc boot failure

  Twice in the past four weeks, my computer would be locked up in the morning. I had to cut the power and it reboot OK. Now all of a sudden, I get a boot failure of the disk on the 2 TB drive. I'm running Windows 7 Pro - where I was before the accident.

  I tried to start Windows Recovery and he complained that it could not be fixed corruption"ACL."

  I don't know about you, but I sure see a lot of SATA disk failures. It's scary. I've got good backups.

  Advice what I should do next? Pointing me to an operating instructions would be greatly appreciated.

  I did F12 at startup and run extended test. It failed with the message:

  ERROR CODE: 2000-01 42

  Validation 89568

  I would add that it's still on the 3 month warranty.

• Boot failure?

  I have a boot failure problem. Everything I tried didn't do anything. When I try to start up, I get a message saying a problem has been detected and I should run the Startup Repair for this problem. I did and found a problem with startup repair but it not able to determine what it was and, of course, could not fix. Well, it has been suggested that I have run CHKDSK in Cmd prompt. He said that my system has been implemented as an NTFS partition and so write Protected(don't know how to get around that). I think that may be what prevents "Startup Repair" to identify the real problem, I don't know. I also tried the system restore, but it keeps doing and saying the same thing.

  I bought this laptop used a few years ago and had no problems. It just happened suddenly 2 days ago. No new hardware or software. The seller did not have the disk of windows so that can't help. But I've read a few people who have the same problem, no answers or solutions for the fix.

  Any help would be great.

  OS: Windows 7

  Acer Aspire 5336

  Hello TeriButler,

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community.

  According to the description of the problem you are facing a lot of problem with your computer and Windows 7 stuck on the loop of auto repair. The question might be if there is a file system corruption. So I would say that you want to run auto repair before you reinstall the operating system. To perform the task, I suggest you to try the steps below and see if it helps.

  Method 1

  When you use the recovery (Windows RE) environment to resolve startup problems, first try the Startup Repair option in the System Recovery Options dialog box. If this does not resolve the problem, or if you have additional problems manually, use the Bootrec.exe tool.

  Because you cannot start the computer, you may need to create a bootable Windows installation media, and then do an auto repair, and if this does not help then you try to restore your computer to the previous date.

  Note: When you use system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, the programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

  If you are using Windows 7 then the link provided below might help you to download and create installation media.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_install/Windows-7-direct-download/9b865191-3726-49D1-8f2f-a83b74585499

  Method 2

  Try to rebuild the BCD by using the Bootrec.exe tool.

  To run the Bootrec.exe tool, you must start Windows RE. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. Place the Windows 7 installation disc in the disc drive, and then start the computer.

  2. Press a key when you are prompted. Select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard or an input method, and then click Next.

  3. Click repair your computer.

  4. Click the operating system you want to repair, and then click Next.

  5. In the System Recovery Options dialog box, click command prompt.

  6. Type Bootrec.exe, and then press ENTER.

  See the following link for more information:

  How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows recovery environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927392

  Please let us know the results. Do not hesitate to write back for any further assistance with Windows, we will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards