My notepad says operation not found

Something is running on your computer and writing to those log files. You could try booting into safe mode (F8 on startup) and see if you can delete them. There are other things you can do to delete them but they will take a lot more time to explain and do. If they are that important to delete please reply and I'll get you the info you need.

first think I will do is try to boot up on safe mode to verify that you did'nt loose the operating system or windows due to a virus true a dvd/cd
movie or music by your dvd/cd rom. let me know if are able to acces windows true safe mode.

It means the Hard drive is empty. Please insert the operating system CD boot through it from the boot menu and install the Operating system followed by Updates, Drivers and applications installation what ever you need..
Assuming you have XP here is the guide to install operating system
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For Windows Vista Installation Guide Click Here

-right click on my computer, select properties
-move to the advanced tab
-under 'startup and recovery' select settings
-in the new dialog box you have a couple of options:
-if you wish to leave DOS on the machine, but not see the option screen you can simply set the 'time to display list of operating systems:' to 0 as winXP should now be ur default OS
-if the removal of dos is your goal, then click edit
-first save a copy of the notepad file which opens 'boot.ini' just incase you make a mistake
-now there will be a lines similar to:

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect /NoExecute=OptIn

*There will also be a line for dos here under [operating systems] something like 'multi(1)disk(0)partition(#).....'
-check that your default line points to XP, as it does above
-now erase the line with the other OS, in this case DOS 7.1 ie. 'multi(1)' NOTE *the entire line may be more than one line in notepad*
-save the file
-then you are free to erase the folder associated with the erased OS NOTE *if a mistake was made, you may wish to do this as the last step*
-reboot your system and its done.

-upon any mistakes load into either DOS or XP, etc which ever is easiest (or still remaining on your system)
-copy the old boot.ini over the modified one, and try again
-good luck

problem in your boot device.check your HDD is properly connected and working properly.
if HDD is good,you must install your operating system again.

Hope this will helpful..

Hello,

Please check in your taskbar if the sound hasn't been muted and thus turn up the volume to middle.

If that is unavailable please download, extract and install the following(Please choose your Operating system)...

Realtec Sound Driver VISTA

Realtec Sound Driver XP

 if u want to download it the internet you should go to the Realtec website to see what you want...or simply you just buy a CD driver for this....

This is a common annoyance some people has encounter after reinstalling Windows.
The problem is that everytime you turn your computer ON, or restart it, you have a list of Windows you can boot from....even though you "know" there is only one.
First of all look into the BOOT.INI file, and make sure you kmow the version that is currently active.
You can safely delete the other two.
Next time you reboot, your computer should start as usual.

PS
To bring up the BOOT.INI
Go to Run, and type CMD, press Enter
at the end of the string type: cd"space".. (two dots)
Keep doing this until you get to C:/
now type BOOT.INI

A notepad document will open, and you'll see all the options you see at boot up.
Just delete the ones you know you don;t need, and save that notepad document.

Restart your pc, and that is all..!!

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If you're booting into a particular operating system which has another partition

optionally boot into:

When your system is fully loaded you click START.....RUN.....then type msconfig

and click OK. Click BOOT.INI and under "operating systems" view the order they

appear in and if the one you want to load on boot is listed second......highlight the

first one and click "move down". Next reboot the machine to view the change you've

made. Conceptual View



If you would like to delete a boot partition you'll need to right click MY COMPUTER

.....then click PROPERTIES in order to view System Properties. Click the ADVANCED

tab then under STARTUP AND RECOVERY click SETTINGS. This window will open:



Click the EDIT button and the boot configuration window will open in NotePad.

Highlight the partition you would like removed and press delete. Be very sure

to choose the correct partition because you can lose all of your data if incorrect.

When you reboot you will notice the deleted partition is no longer listed.

Nate P.

You can edit the boot.ini
OR
go to control panel, double click on "system"
it will open system window. go to "Advance" tabs and
under startup and recovery there is a button "setting" click on that button.
it open startup and recovery windows.
if you click on edit, it will open notepad to edit boot.ini, if you arenot sure don't edit, just select the operating system that is working and change the time to 0 seconds. once you boot it will go to your windows directly without any option to choose which windows.