Error 1826 Free Space Not Found

we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. i have an error 1826 what should i do to clear more space for memory? Discussion in 'Hardware' started by jaskco, Nov 23, 2012. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Advertisement jaskco Thread Starter Joined: Nov 23, 2012 Messages: 3 My father awhile back gave me a 1999 Compaq Presario 2105US Notebook PC. I just got around now to looking at it. It does not boot up correctly. It will start fine let you change settings by pressing F2 even lets you rerout where it boots from, but when it tries to boot normally it just give a blank black screen with a | icon flashing. So when i try to restore it with the system recovery cds (that came with) it lets me go through a couple of load outs before a error messages pops up saying " ERROR #1826 FREE SPACE NOT FOUND". What should i do to fix this? If anyone could help id really appreciate it... I cannot acess the login screen or any of the startup menu items because the computer wont load the account. How do i clear the memory? I'm not intrested in savng anything but if i could i would give it a try... Please help? It is running on windows XP jaskco, Nov 23, 2012 #1 Sponsor samfisher123 Joined: Nov 23, 2012 Messages: 6 1.connect your hard disk to other cpu (friends or some one) and back up files which are necessary . then install xp freshly with connecting hard disk to other cpu. 2.if your smps is more than 4 years old ,try to replace it as soon as possible . 3.clean the motherboard and ram with soft brush, and connect the hard dive ,make sure that each and every cable is connected properly. if you can remove processor ,remove it and clean with blow and apply pinch of thermal paste and place it,(the paste must be between processor and processor heat sink with fan). its all over ,start your system it will work like a charm. 4.always check weather system meets the game requirements before running games. (systemrequirementslab.com) enjoy cool samfisher123, Nov 23, 2012 #2 pip22 Joined: Nov 21, 2004 Messages: 2,536 The hard drive may have failed or it may just need re-formatting to wipe everything off it prior to using the recovery CDs. You can test the hard drive with a prepared bootable CD of "SeaTools for DOS" from here: http://www.seagate.com/support/downloads/seatools/ Then, on a working PC, install IMGBURN from here: http://www.filehippo.com/download_imgburn/ Use IMGBURN to create the bootable CD from the SeaTools for DOS ISO file, then boot the notebook from it to test the hard drive. If t

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index » Operating System Discussions » Linux Questions All times are UTC-05:00 [Solved] ThinkPad T42 - Mint 13 install – 2 OEM +1 partition Moderators: Moderator group, Admin group Post new topic http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?t=110854 Reply to topic Page 1 of 1 [ 4 posts ] Print view Previous http://computerfixwhenexplorerwon.com/windows-error-1826-error-free-space-not-found.php topic | Next topic Author Message ipso Post subject: [Solved] ThinkPad T42 - Mint 13 install – 2 OEM +1 partitionPostPosted: Wed Jul 24, 2013 6:12 pm Offline Joined: Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:34 pm Posts: 29 Location: Santa Monica, California This week I’ve downloaded Mint 13 Maya (Cinnamon) and have installed 10G partitions on a couple of old desktop error 1826 machines and everything is more or less hunky dory.I have a Thinkpad T42. The live-DVD appears flawless: hibernation, wireless, etc. – just a beautiful distribution!However, the factory OEM config has the 1 hard drive with two partitions: the main XP (ntfs) and what I guess is the 4.5G factory recovery image (fat32).On the Mint “Installation type” window, normally there are 3 options, and you can drag back and forth the size of your new Mint error 1826 free partition to be created within the main ntfs area, but with this ThinkPad install, that third (middle) option is missing – I only have these two:- “Erase disc and install Linux Mint”- “Something else” And within “Something else”, I’ve taken what I think is every path, but I’m only allowed to nuke one of the existing partitions:1 device (dev/sda) with, 2 partitions (both OEM):- dev/sda1 – ntfs and,- dev/sda2 – fat32 [4.5G – the recovery image]Sure, I can nuke the recovery partition, but I don’t really want to. I don’t need the extra disc space, and I want to “go back to zero” if I ever hand off the machine. The CD discs are like $50.What to do? Workaround to get the three partitions?I’m thinking the ThinkPad community should be the first port of call.Thanks in advance! Last edited by ipso on Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:39 pm, edited 2 times in total. Top Profile Reply with quote Neil Post subject: Re: ThinkPad T42 - Mint 13 install – 2 OEM +1 partitions wantedPostPosted: Wed Jul 24, 2013 6:41 pm Offline Senior ThinkPadder Joined: Sun Aug 07, 2005 5:41 pm Posts: 2883 Location: Paragould AR USA Welcome to thinkpads.com ipso!If it were me, I would make recovery disks from the "hidden" partition if that option is still available. If not, then

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