A very rare problem????

Question

My Computer has AMD 1800 processor,40GB IDE HDD and 256MB of RAM.......And it was running Windows XP sp2 for last 4 years...suddenly it

stopped running XP(no display after BIOS booting)...i tried to install XP again but iam not able to install it.....because the system is

getting hang while booting from XP CD....i tried it using 2000 Professional CD,2003 Server CD,Ubuntu Linux CD the same Problem is

showing.....only Windows ME is able to install....Please give me a Solution for this problem.

Answer 1

may be ur bios needs to be updated from the internet coz that could be the only reason of not any recent operating system getting installed.try this  

Answer 2

You have probably added a lot of programs which are still present in the Programs Folder and with only a 40GB hard drive, Windows may be having a hard time setting aside enough of a partition to install.  Also, you are running way too low amount of RAM for Win XP.  You are meeting almost the minimum requirements and taxing your computer to keep up.

Ron

Answer 3

Probably you have a pirated version of XP and you might have activated updates. The solution is format the hard disk, install the OS. Do not register the product and to h**l with updates.

Answer 4

Repartition Reformat and Reinstall...

Answer 5

OK HERE DO THIS

INSTALL OS ME

AFTER YOU UPGRADE TO XP FROM WINDOWS ME

OK GOOD LUCK

Answer 6

here is the step b step procedure for solving ur trouble.

1) unplug the PC

2) disconnect all wires from the CPU

3) carry the CPU to the terrace

4) kiss your CPU to thank for helping u all these years

5) throw it down with full force

6) enjoy the sound of crashing

7) go to market with fat money packet

8) buy a new PC

9) come home and connect all the wires with that CPU

10) happy new computer

Answer 7

buy a new pc .

Answer 8

try a liveCD distribution of LINUX (like Knoppix); if it works, then probably something happened to your hard-disk. get a new one and save the important data while it still works!

also, watch for changes in the BIOS setup; maybe someone played a dirty trick on you. (try the "load safe values" option, if available).

if your motherboard supports overclocking, see that you have your processor running at it's normal frequency (even better, try to down step it a little! like 1333 instead of 1367 or 1400).

Answer 9

first check your hard disk, try to format throughly, then do the partion then load the windows