Tomster2 3 Silver. Working with a Dimension with XP Home. BIOS A We encountered a blue screen condition in which we could not boot in normal, mode or safe mode. Each produced the blue screen. We then replaced the hard drive PS, I considered the CD drive, but before we started replacing ram and the HD we use a utility on a Symantec Ghost CD to browse the drive and copy all files and folders off the old hard drive.
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Upon calling a local IT Call Centre they confirmed that this was the reason for the error message. Just get the PC to boot from the CD on startup and you will be fine. Thanks again.
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