Hard disk's file system is corrupted

Bring it to a repair shop..

More than likely the hard drive has bad sectors, that's why it's looping.

Just swap the drive out with ANY 2.5 inch SATA laptop hard drive. They sell 250gb drives from Best Buy for around $50.

Just swap, turn the console back on, and follow the instructions displayed by the PS3 ;)

Bad sector or MBR on Hard drive needs replacing

rpoulley

If you are getting the corrupted hard drive message this means that you have corrupted data on your hard drive. The link below will help you address this.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4853494-fix_playstation_3_corrupted_hard_drive

Let me know if you have any more problems or questions

Issken
http://www.fixya.com/users/issken

you need to send the ps3 to sony so they can reset the hard drive and format the system

have to do to format the disk because it seems you have a virus or repair if you do not get new

You Have A Critical Error Within The System Hard Drive A Basic Electronic Componant Restoration Understanding Won't Help You So if You Don't Have An Advanced Understanding Of Circutry Or Electronics Restoration You'll Need To Send It For Repairs Or Replacement

Most likely your hard drive is completely corrupted. It could be as simple as a new Hard Drive replacement or as complicated as a motherboard issue.

Check out ccgamingonline.com
They give you free estimates for your broken system.

There is an alternate way to restore your HDD. Turn off your system and when u see the red light, hold the power button in front until you hear a total of 4 beeps (1 alone, 1 alone, 2 together). It usually works on second try. it should show a screen and say hook up controller with a usb cord. Then it should show i think 6 options. Choose the restore option. it should work.

Hope it works and wish you all the best!
P.S.- I just got the 80010514 error on my ps3 and my ps3 games dont work anymore :(

Just keep clicking "OK". I think it's restoring each of your save files one by one. I've had the same problem recently, but after a while it will just start up again with all your wonderful data restored to its former glory.