Diane,
> I wish I'd done that this time because I don't want to lose the
> data that's going
> to be lost if I have to reinstall Windows. :(
I suspect that if someone doesn't come up with a solution to your
problem you may need to get professional help. And if you go that
route be very careful, there are a lot of people out there who
masquerade as computer techs who are NOT. Before you let a tech do
anything, make him tell you what he will do and whether he is certain
that it will work.
Another idea that just came to mind may not be any more expensive than
a tech. Buy a new hard drive, install it [it's not difficult], install
Windows and then install the old drive as a second drive and maybe you
can get your data back if the problem was not a major hard drive
failure.
Jim
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