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Originally posted by mov
To try that last thing from you gene k i will have to format the hard drive and reinstall windows because i cannot get windows up and running again due to the blue screen that appears during recovery console, although i have checked device manager for conflicts and troubleshooted both the audio and network and there seems to be no problems with them. if i can get round to reinstalling windows tonight i will try the first thing you said, also ive emailed the shop i bought it from and im waiting a reply from them, if i dont get it fixed its going back for sure. thankyou i will let you know if ive reinstalled windows and tried your solution. ive got just another quick question, if it is the motherboard what is faulty, would it even boot up or turn on at all?
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I agree with the subsequent poster that a re-install seems to be indicated and also do not quick format if you do.
As to the motherboard, depends on which segment may be faulty. Remember if the builder pre-installed Windows and you subsequently re-stall that OS, your guarantee may be affected at least as to the OS. If you re-install the OS and there are still the significant problems you mention, back to the builder. Here is a site with good tutorials on XP repair and clean installs.
