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hi hears the problem im having ,

i formated my hard drive and know i turn on my laptop and i get a message saying Error loading operating system, i have a dell latitude 600c. windows 2000 pro was my operating system, also i can accsess the bios and setup. if any one has any help i would apreciate it.


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Hello bigfootj6,

Welcome to PHF.

If you are OK to reformat, performing a "low level format" can resolve this issue.

Have a look at: Low level format utilities for the hard disk


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Another way of doing this, if you have a windows startup disk with fdisk on it. Use it.

At the prompt, type: fdisk /mbr


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ok hears the deal though,

when i turn the laptop on it goes through the dell symbol with the press f 12 for to bios, then it goes straight to the error screen.,


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When you go into BIOS, is your boot priority device the floppy?

Also, have you updated the BIOS at all?

Finally, what was the last thing u did before this problem started?


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no i havent updated and last thing i did has went to the c drive and clicked format
then i used erd commander disk wipe. were do i get a low level format program



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