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Hi. You need to try install other higher windows version like windows vista or windows 7.i already encounter that problem i fix it using windows 7 installation.try it's work.

Try reinstalling your windows. If you get an error on install the problem is probably in your hard drive, in which case you'll have to replace your hard drive and reinstall your windows. I really don't think it's a hard drive issue though. Sounds more like a registry issue but the easiest fix is to reinstall windows. Good Luck.

Please find the link below for BSOD troubleshooting


http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?docid=361935&type=force&lx=356576&lv=338069&l7=362030

And blue screen come on with white letters. It can caused by viruses, from unexpected shut downs and a lot of such kind of things, most of those cases operation system is demaged and may fix by reinstalling it, it you are familiar to bootable medias an a lot of tools you can scan your PC with sacndisc/chkdisk and problem may automatically disappear. Use F8 at startup and choose SAFE MODE to ensure that OP system is not "almost dead". Download any linux LIVE immage and boot from it, if PC is working LINUX wil turn on and no warnings will appear.

The first step is to determine whether your computer is getting a blue screen because of an internal program problem or a hardware malfunction. 80% of the time, blue screens are caused by internal issues,

The most common symptoms or signs of a hardware issue is a pattern of consistent behavior leading up to the blue screen crash. In the case of an over heating problem, you likely would notice that your fan in your computer was running more often - or not at all. This would likely also come with an increasingly repetitive crash cycle. For example, your system shuts down 10 minutes after you turn it on regardless of what you are doing. Also, if you have recently installed something new on your system like more memory or a new hard drive / web cam or other actual physical device, try taking it out and see if that fixes the problem.

id reinstall vista ! if you want to do this you need to get in to the bios which u press F2 i believe when the comp first starts up when your in the bios scroll along to boot menu u shud see a boot list with your hard drive at the top ,you need to change your dvd drive to the top so itll boot from dvd , restart your computer with a windows vista disc in the dvd drive and i think it shud give you an option to fix your system if doesnt work then definitly do a clean install of vista using your product code . hope this works

If WIndows Vista, here is the Microsoft fix
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946084

It is becasue of harddisk bed indexing.
For that first boot your computer with winxp then enter in recovery console mode then type in prompt "chkdsk /r'
then press "y"
then it fix errror on disk.
Then dlelete all partition and format 1 partition then install winxp.

Everything I have researched states that your problem is with the installation of SP1 for Vista. Unfortunately the remedy is a reinstall of the operating system.

The message 'Diskette drive 0 seek failure.' is saying that there is any error trying to read 'drive 0'. As you can see from the list, drive 0 is 'ST3250820AS . 3 . ANG'. That is your hard drive that stores all of your information. Your other drive that's coming up is 'drive 1' or 'SATA 1' and that is your DVD/CD-RW. So basically your hard drive can't be read and therefore the PC can't be started. If there is data that you need on the PC I would advise contacting either a local PC shop to try and get your data recovered and put onto a new hard drive if they find that the drive is faulty. If you don't have any data on there that is essential, try reinstalling the operating system by starting up the PC with your recovery disk or operating system disk and following the directions. Make sure you read the instructions properly to insure that you install properly.