BIOS Boot Parameter Help

latuc Posted messages 2 Status Member -
vincent - 12 Dec 2007 at 12:37

Hello,

My laptop is not working anymore. I can enter the BIOS by pressing F2, but then it's in English and I'm very limited. I would like to adjust my settings to boot in safe mode to see if it's a technical issue because I suspect a virus or a technical problem.

Thank you for your help, I have a lot of photos on my computer and I would like to recover them.

See you soon

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Hi

to start in safe mode, you don't need to do anything with the wood

just after the wood starts, press the f8 (or f5) key and a list will be displayed. there you choose safe mode
good luck
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nato95 Posted messages 15 Registration date Status Member

Hello latuc
Safe mode: press F8 repeatedly at startup.
Good luck.
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1. latuc
  
  It's not working
  my computer is an Acer 1350 when I start it, it shows this
  
  Intel UNDI, PXE-2.0 (build 082)
  Copyright (C) 1997,1998,1999 Intel Corporation
  VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter v2.24 (2003/07/24)
  
  Client MAC ADDR : 00 C0 9F 31 48 9F GUID : E08BE625-681D-D811-8F41-00C09F31489F
  PXE-E51 : No DHCP or proxyDHCP offers were received.
  
  PXE-MOF : Exiting Intel PXE ROM.
  Operating System not found
  
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2. latuc
  
  HELPPPP can someone answer me where no one has a response. I'm sorry but it's a matter of life or death.....
  thank you
  
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  1. nato95 Posted messages 15 Registration date Status Member > latuc
    
    Hello latuc
    
    PXE-MOF: Exiting Intel PXE ROM.
    Operating System not found
    
    means that the boot from the hard drive failed:
    1 - either a BIOS problem: the hard drive configuration has "jumped"
    2 - or your hard drive is damaged
    3 - or the Windows boot is infected
    
    for:
    
    1: go back into the BIOS and check HDD; the first one on the list should indicate information. If yes, your disk is recognized, otherwise it indicates "0" or "none" (or something similar); check if you have an auto-config option and validate it. If your disk is okay, it should work.
    
    2: your disk is damaged. It may or may not appear in the BIOS, but it should make an unusual noise and the error message should not appear instantly upon boot. More information about your disk is needed.
    
    3: your disk is okay, but it's Windows that won't start. Try booting again with F8 (start pressing it several times immediately after turning on). If still not okay, boot with the Windows installation CD-ROM. It should detect Windows on the disk and offer a repair option.
    
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    nato95
    in vino veritas, nunc est bibendum
    
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vincent

Hello,
My laptop displays "Operating System Not found" at startup.
The new hard drive was just changed thinking that the problem would be resolved.
My BIOS does not detect the hard drive.
This issue worries me even more since the system had already worked with the new hardware (hard drive recognized and no problems during installation, a few days of use): then suddenly no more booting
Could the problem be more serious, doctor?
Thank you
Best regards
Vincent
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