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What windows system are you using? 7 you can right click the folder on the start menu and change in properties

From what I can tell it would be HDD related. Have you test the HDD, is good? Do you have a Recovery disk of your OS? The machine has some miles on it ,right? I would start trying to load the disks (CD) that came with the machine, (I don't know your OS), If you don't have them, you can search for a windows repair disk online.

Its don't Ask for your RAM (Read Only Memory), but it's require Hard Disk memory... so please check free space in your Hard disk... if its less than 1000mb then free some space........

I'm no expert here....But I would try giving that disk a gentle cleaning - just in case there is a spot of sticky whatever on it from the last time it was used. Especially if you can see anything on it. If that doesn't do it, then I don't know.

If you use any soap at all, just a dab and rinse well. Use a soft cloth to clean and another one to dry. No paper towels.
Don

You don't need the disk. You should be able to log-in to the web interface of the router at this URL: http://192.168.0.1/

If you don't remember the password, you'll have to reset the router to factory defaults and then log-in with password "admin".

Well-- You don't.

Even though the disk may still function, as it spins in the console, you run the risk of having the disk fragment. This could damage your console's internal components.

If the game is already burned to your hard drive, the disk won't spin, but using a damaged disk is still risky.

I'd recommend buying a new disk.

Hope this helped,
-Dan

You should have a recovery cd, it will allow you to reinstall Windows. If you don't have even that then either borrow one from a friend and use it with you key (the one on the sticker), or order a new disk by following this
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07143&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=90387

Don't restore the system to a hard disk of different size. You may fix the old disk again and use it while using the new (probably larger) disk as an external disk (by fixing a driver bay).
If you want to use the new disk you will have to install the operating system and software from scratch.

Before you start any game, this is what I do:

1.)Hold down the Ctl button and push the Alt key and delete button.
2.)Once you have Task Manager running click the Processes tab.
3.)Right-click and choose End Task on any extra software programs you don't need, and make sure you save and quit any other programs which are open and you don't need.
4.)That usually frees up alot of memory from bloatware (extra software you never even knew ran in the background of the computer and that you don't need).
5.)If you don't know which to close down, try them out, for sure you need to keep open explorer.exe because that's your computer.
6.)If that doesn't improve it much, run a disk clean-up by going into My Computer, Right-Click on your hard drive which has the game installed on it (normally drive C) and click the Disk Cleanup button under the General tab.
7.)Finally also under that properties window you can go to the Tools tab and do a disk defragmentation.
8.)Restart once its done, but down forget to close all the bloatware again from Task Manager.

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Try starting your mac from it's install disc.
1) First turn off your computer.
2) Then restart it, right when you push the power button to turn it on, press the option key down and hold it
3) pressing the option key will bring to a screen where you can choose your startup disk. Usually, you'll see your Macintosh HD available to startup from. Don't choose anything yet.
4) Insert your install disc into the CD slot.
5) wait a couple of seconds and then clock on your install disc as your startup option.
6) after clicking on the disc, go to the menubar and click on Utilities then disk utility.
7)once the disk utility app is open hit "verify disk permissions"
8) after you've "verified disk permission" hit "repair disk permissions"
- this might take a long time depending how much you've actually done this (which it's good to do every other month or so to keep your mac running smoothly). things might seem to freeze up as well, but it's the mac trying to verify and repair broken permissions on your computer. Don't that's normal.
9) after you have repaired the disk permission, reboot your mac by quitting disk utility and then choosing the startup disk as your normal macintosh HD. That should do the trick. If not, tell us what has changed.