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What can I do with my computer that says Disk Boot Failure?
By admin | October 26, 2010
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Q&A: What can I do with my computer that says Disk Boot Failure?
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I have an older computer that I have to use for educational programs that only run on older systems. Now it tells me Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disc and press enter. I don’t have a system disc. Is there anything I can do?
The following is the answer:
Answer by Joe S
Go to www.bootdisk.com. You can download and create a bootdisk from here.
Answer by Krish
well you’ll have to get a boot disc and insert it on your conputer when it is starting then the computer should automatically pick it then hopefully you will be able to access the computer
Answer by Dering
If you have a disk in your disk drive, your computer may be trying to boot to that disk when you turn it on. Make sure you have no disks in your drives. If that doesn’t fix it, I don’t know of any other easy solutions. There are some other ones that are more involved though.
Disk Boot Failure means that the drive your computer is trying to read isn’t giving required information. Unless your computers is more than 15+ years old, you probably boot to the hard drive. If this information, usually called the boot sector, on your hard drive is corrupted, you may need to reinstall your operating system and reinstall your programs. Hopefully you still have your programs on disk or CDs.
In most cases, you will boot to a CD marked Windows and start the process of trying to repair or reinstall. Usually you will have to reinstall.
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