Is there a non-bootable floppy disk in the disk drive? If not, see if restoring an earlier version of your registry can resolve the problem. The procedure for this is
here.
No, you can hold Ctrl forever and the boot menu appears and then nothing happens until you make a choice from the menu. It sounds like you are facing a hardware problem. Run the Dell diagnostics and see how your hard disk fares.
ha I'm sorry, alright I did it and it looked like a boot menu comes up, but then the comp beeps and says keyboard error and goes back to invalid system disk, maybe I'm holding control too long?
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Is there a non-bootable floppy disk in the disk drive? If not, see if restoring an earlier version of your registry can resolve the problem. The procedure for this is here.
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Denny Denham
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No, you can hold Ctrl forever and the boot menu appears and then nothing happens until you make a choice from the menu. It sounds like you are facing a hardware problem. Run the Dell diagnostics and see how your hard disk fares.
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Hold down the Ctrl key and restart the computer. The boot menu should appear.
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