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BOOT UP ERROR

‎06-26-2012 03:46 PM

I'm receiving boot up error message "system linux ***ebios could not find kernal image linux boot",This happens every time I' boot up my PC,I' must go into bios change my sata drive make first boot device select continue then windows o.s. loads immediately after saving change but if I' turn off windows restart I' must do it all over again ?

all names are fixed in cmos [HDD GROUP] 3rd master,4th master,etc HDD0 I' can't rename change,i.e.; make sata make first primary HDD0.


I' added a usb-TD for to use for my O.S. page file,cmos now shows this as my primary HDDO  ?so removed the USB-HDDO turned off system rebooted,still same issue can't change sata as primary hdd0 ?

[HDD GROUP]
3rd MASTER=sata hdd
USB=HDD0 ... thats my page files !
[cd-rom group]
CD-RW=4TH MASTER

I' tried doing:
checked cmos battery =OK
checked all cables =OK
removed USB-TD hdd0..This is my Page file

 


WINDOWS VISTA
Compaq Presario SR5223WM Desktop PC

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=3577836

Compaq Presario SR5223WM
WINDOWS.VISTA.......................32-bit
Product number GN573AA..Release date 07-Sep-2007
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Re: BOOT UP ERROR

‎08-02-2012 06:52 PM

When you shut off your computer and then turn it back on is the time and date correct?

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