oklier
December 5th 03, 01:32 AM
Anie,
I bet its either your hard drive (bad sectors) or the
RAM. Most likely the RAM though.
Good luck!
>-----Original Message-----
>i have sent in my HP laptop already once before, and i
>would like to not have to send it in again.
>
>i restarted my computer one day, and noticed that it was
>taking a long time to load up. when i started to pay
>attention, i noticed that when the computer would get to
>the Windows XP startup screen, it would idle there for a
>bit, like it was loading up, but then flash a blue
screen
>with an error message very quickly and then begin to
>restart again. i was told that there was something
wrong
>with hp and xp compatibility and that all i needed to do
>was to get some files from the recover CD. Is this
true?
>What exactly do i need to do to fix my computer, as i
dont
>want to pay for the money to get it fixed or to waste
time
>shipping it back to HP. thanks all!
>
>~Annie~
>.
>
I bet its either your hard drive (bad sectors) or the
RAM. Most likely the RAM though.
Good luck!
>-----Original Message-----
>i have sent in my HP laptop already once before, and i
>would like to not have to send it in again.
>
>i restarted my computer one day, and noticed that it was
>taking a long time to load up. when i started to pay
>attention, i noticed that when the computer would get to
>the Windows XP startup screen, it would idle there for a
>bit, like it was loading up, but then flash a blue
screen
>with an error message very quickly and then begin to
>restart again. i was told that there was something
wrong
>with hp and xp compatibility and that all i needed to do
>was to get some files from the recover CD. Is this
true?
>What exactly do i need to do to fix my computer, as i
dont
>want to pay for the money to get it fixed or to waste
time
>shipping it back to HP. thanks all!
>
>~Annie~
>.
>