20 Most Recent HP Compaq Presario F763NR Notebook Questions & Answers

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HI There,

Unless someone has gone into what is called your BIOS and disabled your hard drive as a recognizable device, your message most likely means that the WIndows System on it is corrupted enough (maybe virus) that the "boot sector" of that system can't be seen by the computer and it could also mean that your hard drive is ruined.

This isn't a problem you can just find a quick fix for. My first concern, if I were you, would be important data you needed to retrieve. In that case you would hope that someone can put your hard drive in an external enclosure, and just get the data files off it.

If you have a Recovery Disc of any kind for your Compaq, you could insert it and start from that disk and it might repair and restore the files that are needed to see the Windows system and start the laptop again.

It's very hard to say exactly from a distance with what you've told us.

Best Regards,

TheSelkie

If your laptop is equiped with a DVD ROM, then insert a DVD and play it using a compatible media player.
Ex. DVD Player

Appears that recovery disk #2 is bogus. U can try to get a new set from HP (fat chance!) or you can do a reload from a normal, retail OS disk.

Hello Most laptop or PCs, has a combination keyboard pressing keys, that invoque the restore routine. usually F11 or F10. others has DVD, check and see what you have of these two. in the first one, you recover from a disk partition the whole OS.

Its all about go to HP page, and bios updates, the instructions are there too! but be aware you have to be more specific on model, and BIOS dates.

from hp website

You may have a virus, malware, adware, a browser hijacker, or pups (potentially unwanted programs). A. If your computer will boot and you can operate it ok... Download and install Malwarebytes and Superantispyware (Note: If you can\'t do the download on your machine, do it on a friend\'s, put them on a thumb drive, and install them from it). Then scan your computer with each program, and quarantine anything found. B. If your computer won\'t boot, or can\'t operate properly after boot... Tap F8 when you are booting, select "Safe Mode With Networking". Download and install Malwarebytes and Superantispyware (Note: If you can\'t do the download on your machine, do it on a friend\'s, put them on a thumb drive, and install them from it). Then scan your computer with each program, and quarantine anything found. C. If this process finds malware, to keep stuff like that from coming back, I recommend you get the paid version of Malwarebytes.Good luckG

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If the fan making a smooth spin, but the noise is too loud, then it means the fan is trying to dissipate the heat. Probably the air inlet and or the air outlet (also the fan itself) is dirty (or clogged) and you need to clean it up using a canned air. You may need to open the case/body if the dust become a dust ball (and you need a tweezer and qtip to pickup the dust ball and clean up the fan blades).

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if u r listening extra vibration sound with actual sound just change speakers

try using a can of Air Duster on the bottom of CP57 where your fan is located to clean out the heatsink allowing your system to stay on and figure out the issue.

no proberly not,you should never do so.i understand you wan't to add moore memory (RAM)windows 32x can only handle max 4 GB.windows 64x 8-12 GB.invest in some new memory (RAM) that's best.

If you boot to safe mode is it the same? What proceeded this issue? Any damage? Updates? Overheating?