Hi Sandra
could it be that the laptop tries to boot from CD or even USB drives?
Try to boot without a CD or diskette inserted or USB connection.
If that works, go into the BIOS setup and change the boot order to hard disk
first.
You can repair your Windows Installation by fixing the master boot
could it be that the laptop tries to boot from CD or even USB drives?
Try to boot without a CD or diskette inserted or USB connection.
If that works, go into the BIOS setup and change the boot order to hard disk
first.
You can even boot from most cameras ;)
--
Thibouille
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 13:15:58 +0200
From: Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can even boot from most cameras ;)
Put the OS of choice onto your memory card, in a bootable
fashion.
Put the applications there, too. Use a 2 gig or larger card.
Sandra,
If you have had your camera connected to a computer with a virus there
is a VERY small chance of a virus being transferred, most modern viruses
wouldn't work this way.
I have heard of a case where a Canon printer was infected with a virus
and infected the rest of an otherwise secure
Sounds more like a bad harddrive than anything else.
-Adam
Sandra Hermann wrote:
I have a laptop that has never been online. I use it to store pictures
and play CC. Today I turned it on and It informed me that the
operating system was not availible. Is there anyway I have a virus
That is what I was thinking too. I have very little computer knowledge past
the software stuff.
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/mypics/698154
From: Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: Re: *ist Ds and virus ?
Date: Mon
Was the camera pligged into the laptop when you turned it on ?
On 4/10/06, Sandra Hermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a laptop that has never been online. I use it to store pictures and
play CC. Today I turned it on and It informed me that the operating system
was not availible. Is
On many laptops it is easy to remove the hard
drive--it's under a cover (often with a latch), and
one just removes the cover and pulls out the drive.
Try removing and reinserting it a few times. This has
fixed the operating system not available problem a
few times on a Toshiba and an HP laptop.
: *ist Ds and virus ?
On many laptops it is easy to remove the hard
drive--it's under a cover (often with a latch), and
one just removes the cover and pulls out the drive.
Try removing and reinserting it a few times. This has
fixed the operating system not available problem a
few times
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