Disk read error windows 7

Fixes to 'Windows detected a hard disk problem' error

1. Use system file checker to fix hard disk error. Type: cmd in the search bar and click Enter. ...
2. Run CHKDSK to fix hard disk problem. ...
3. Use partition manager software to check and repair hard disk/drive errors.

you get this message when there is some hardware which is incompatible or fails / crashes during the installation of OS since you have tried a different hard disk already it cannot be that so try with a different Ram or update bios / replace motherboard.

Hello,
I would suggest you check the BIOS if everything is detected properly. Like the hard drive and the memory. If both are working properly and being detected by BIOS properly, then you just might need to install your Windows 7 thru USB. You might need to use a different computer to convert your Win 7 OS DVD to USB installer.
1. Use a different computer w/ DVD 2. Use ISO software to convert the Win7 DVD to ISO 3. Download the converter from this link click here or directly from this link 4. Make sure you have an available USB Flash Disk that has a capacity of 4GB or higher. 5. Once you're done converting the Win7 DVD to an ISO file, use the tool above to convert the ISO file into a USB installer.
This will only work if your hard drive is properly detected. Bootmgr error means 2 things, either the hard drive is not detected or corrupted windows installation.
Hope this helps!

This error occurs when the notebook cannot boot up from the hard disk. The hard disk may be faulty.
Try re-seating the hard disk to make sure it makes proper connection to the motherboard.
Next go into the BIOS configuration and check to see if the BIOS detects the hard disk, if it is not detected the the hard disk is probably faulty.
To get your notebook operating again, replace the faulty hard disk, install Windows on the new hard disk, plus the notebook's device drivers and your programs.

This is a problem related to the Windows error "I/O Device Error" means there is an error in the computer's ability to read data when you try to install a program. which could mean that the CD is corrupted or not fully readable, it has nothing to do with your hard disk. Simply use a different CD. It can also occur if the CD/DVD ROM is not able to read your windows CD, so alternatively you could copy the OS from CD onto a USB stick, change boot priority to USB stick & install your OS on your computer

Typically this is caused by a corrupt windows file which can be caused by a bad disk drive or a software error that has screwed up the disk indexes.

Use your Win7 disk and do a system repair (NOT INSTALL). Often this will clear up any problem.

After that it gets complicated and you probably will need the assistance of a local computer store.

Please check that the hard disk is connected properly. If you know that the hard disk is working, check whether it is detected or not. If it's not detected, you'll need to recheck it again with the power supply. If possible, try it to another Laptop so that you can make sure that Hdd isn't the culprit. In case it's detected and the problem still persists, repair the operating system installation, this will definitely solve your problem. Good luck.

This error message could be a faulty hard disk or a faulty disk controller.
Reseat the hard disk to see if the problem is fixed.
If not go into the BIOS settings and check if the BIOS can detect the hard disk.
If the hard disk is not detected then remove the hard disk and connect it to an USB hard disk adapter and connect it to a working computer's USB port. If the this computer cannot detect it as an external hard drive then the hard drive is faulty. Then the Acer needs a replacement hard disk and Windows installed together with the laptop's device drivers and programs etc.

You could have a hard drive problem. To check the hard drive boot up to the Windows XP cd in repair mode. At the C prompt type: chkdsk /r
This will start a program called Check Disk that will evaluate your hard drive and attempt to fix any errors. it Check Disk is successful it will complete 100% and return to a C prompt. You can then attempt to reboot. If Check Disk finds unrecoverable errors you will need to purchase a new hard drive and rebuild the OS.