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J Tech replied6 years ago. Hello, perform a system restore by following the instructions below * Press F8 when your computer starts. * Choose System Recovery which should be the first option * You will be prompted for user name password XXXXX should be an administrator account. * Next you will get 5 ways of making a restore : Startup repair, System Restore, Windows complete pc restore, Windows Memory primary hard disk self test stuck Diagnostic Tool and Command prompt * Choose the system restore option and follow the on screen instructions to complete the system restore Ask Your Own Computer Question Customer: replied6 years ago. This is a Vista machine so I do not have those options. Expert: J Tech replied6 years ago. These are the instructions for a vista machine. Did you turn your computer off and start pressing F8 when the computer first turn on repeatedly until you get a list if startup options??If you still cannot get the list to come up we can do it from within windows Open System Restore by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking System Tools, and then clicking System Restore.‌ If you are prompted for an administrator password XXXXX confirmation, type the password XXXXX provide confirmation. Ask Your Own Computer Question Customer: replied6 years ago. I get only these options below on Vista and how can I get the other options without getting into windows as I can't get a start command.Safe mode with networkingSafe mode with command promptEnable boot loggingEnable low resolutionLast known good configuration (traied this does not work)Directory servicesDebugging modeDisable auto restart on failureDisable Drive signatureStart windows normally. Expert: J Tech replied6

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to the Geek.com Forum Archive. This forum has been preserved for reference and is not active. Username: Password: Cancel Forgot Username / Password? Forums > The Lounge > Hard Disk Self Test Failure "Hard Disk Self Test Failure" Started 6/15/2007 by J im in The Lounge Forum (17 posts) 1 3/22/2006 (6:38 pm) by Gabrielle Gabrielle (2 Posts) I got my computer (Compaq Presario 2000V with Windows XP) in August and already I've re-installed Windows three times after wiping it clean and whatnot. Problems started when I couldn't complete ScanDisk because of 'physical corruption' on the hard disk and an 'unidentified error' message that kept popping up too. They escalated when I ran ChckDsk and found TONS of unreadable file segments. They're REALLY bad now; every time I try to start my computer it says that SMART found that a crash is imminent and I need to REPLACE my hard disk! Then it takes forever for my computer to start and I ran the Hard Disk Self Test (like it said on the HP tech support site) and before it even finished, it failed. What happened?! I swear, I don't throw my laptop around or anything! Did I cause the problem, or was my computer defective to begin with? And is there anything I can do besides replace the hard disk? I have the warranty still but it sucks having to send it out and wait forever to get it back. :-( ~Gabrielle} 2 3/22/2006 (6:56 pm) by Gabrielle Gabrielle (2 Posts) I got my computer (Compaq Presario 2000V with Windows XP) in August and already I've re-installed Windows three times after wiping it clean and whatnot. Problems started when I couldn't complete ScanDisk because of 'physical corruption' on the hard disk and an 'unidentified error' message that kept popping up too. They escalated when I ran ChckDsk and found TONS of unreadable file segments. They're REALLY bad now; every time I try to start my computer it says that SMART found that a crash is imminent and I need to REPLACE my hard disk!