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Last answer on Jul 7, 2009 2:25:23 pm BST praful, on Jul 7, 2009 10:16:33 am BST 
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Hello,
When I try to install windows 2000 or win xp it is not load during installation there is an massage boot sector virus found .

please help me out of this situation .


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Praful kamble

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 olfo81, on Jul 7, 2009 2:25:23 pm BST

Hi,

>make a back up of all your important files and then shut down the computer.

>(using another computer) download a BIOS flash utility in DOS version. You will get it in the official website of the motherboard manufacturer. (asus, asrock, MSI, etc...).

>create a bootable floppy disk in which you will put the flash utility, then write-protect the floppy.

>disconnect the hard disk from the motherboard or simply remove it from the computer.

>start the computer and go to the BIOS menu (press Del button when starting the computer) and then select boot from floppy as the first boot order.

>insert the floppy and boot the computer via the floppy disk.

>do not turn off the computer until the computer tells you to do it else your computer might be out of order permanently!

>Download a low-level format tool from the official website of the make of your hard disk and format it.(using another computer)

>Connect the HDD to its original computer and reinstall windows using the Installation CD. If you do not have it, you may buy it in a Microsot reseller shop.

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