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Why do u have tp push F1 when start the pc up, ?
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Hello andy007,

It should just say press F1 to enter setup?


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Hi, it says '0200:failure fixed disk!, press F1 to resume, press Del to enter setup.
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Ahh, Thank you.

Just a few more questions:
- Have your removed any hardware (HDD, Floppy drive or CD) from this PC? If not, can you make sure all of them are working properly?
- What make model PC/Laptop is this?


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They are all working ok, i did not add/remove any thing from the pc.
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Did you drop, bang or knock this laptop?
Laptops are notoriously fickle when it comes to hard drives.


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It is not a laptop, it's my desktop pc, thanks.

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