Alienware Aurora-R3, no boot

Run Dell Diags.

Either from F12 boot menu, boot your CD/DVD or create a new bootable one on working computer.

If OS will not install without error, I suggest you test your hardware first.

Dell Diags will check your computer hardware.

I try ed different type of  os cd but  they give the same error message 0xE0000100

i run all type of diag already and the diags manu is the only thing that show up when the computer boot up pass the alien ware logo

Tried what?

If you want help, you are going to have to be more descriptive with your responses.

ok i will try to be more specific i shut down my computer and it gave me a blue screen but i turned the computer off before the blue screen could finish and then open the cumpter case and cleaned it out and then boot it up. when it boot up pass the the alien ware logo were the F2 and F12 show and the get to were the microsofte 7 shoulfd show this message and manu show up.

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HIMEM.SYS 8.11

DRMK Version 8.00

COMMAND.COM build 37 - jul 28, 2008

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the a diologe box that show stand along memory run and system diagnostic  but when i run the and pass the only error message that show is that usb and wireless router or realeck unplug but those were unplug for a long will and it game be no problem. no matter what i do the diologe box keep showing up when the computer boot up and when i try to reinstall the window 7 the this error message come up 0xE0000100 what do i need to do to boot up the computer properly 

what is i redo my riad and erase all the memory do you this that will work

run and system diagnostic  but when i run the and pass the only error message that show is that usb and wireless router or realeck unplug

Those errors sounds like a bad motherboard ... maybe getting worse now (with this new problem).

Try re-seating motherboard components. If you still can't install Windows fresh ... try a known-good working hard-drive instead.

Sounds more like a motherboard, problem ... trying a different HDD was a last resort.

Didn't know you had a raid, but procedure is the same. Disconnect your current (raided) drives. They will be frozen in time and untouched while you troubleshoot.

Install a known good HDD and troubleshoot system.

is wos not the motherboard bout the hard drive you had to recreat the reaid to fix the problem

and the cumputer is fix thank for the ideas or solution