Interesting.
I have only encountered this issue since using Audlogics software to remove duplicate files on my machine.
Nothing against Audlogics, I have used it before to remove duplicate images or mp3s without any problems.
This time I (maybe foolishly) scanned the entire machine and removed every duplicate file with every extension (whilst keeping an original)
Since then my machine crashes, especially when using Chrome, and gives this error upon restart. It will eventually restart.
It works fine in safe mode and does not crash at all.
I am about to go back in and try it in normal mode and run various software to see which one causes the crashes.
I'm confident that the hard drive is still fine though.
yes foolish.
do not delete files you do not know the purpose of. OK.
reload the OS, and you undo your blunder.
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SOURCE: lenovo T61error 2100: HDD0(hard disk drive)
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SOURCE: i can't boot up. it display error 2100: Hard disk
This issue is often caused by either an incorrect setting in BIOS or a bad boot device, such as a bad hard disk drive.
Try this:
Verify that your hard disk drive is setup and detected properly in BIOS. You're computer should list a hard disk drive installed either under the main page or the drives page in BIOS. If BIOS indicates the drive is not installed or not detected skip to Hard Disk drive is bad or not connected properly.
Verify the boot options are properly set in BIOS, almost all BIOS setups should contain options specifying how your computer boots. For example, most computers should have their boot options setup similar to the below example.
- Floppy drive
- CD drive
- Hard drive
Rest your BIOS to default values. Many BIOS will enable users to reset the values to the default settings. If you've tried the above options without success try resetting the BIOS.
Boot from either your emergency repair disk, your bootable Windows CD, or your bootable restore CD.
Once boot attempt to repair Windows. If you're able to repair Windows remove the disks and reboot the computer.
If the above fails:
Verify the connections are properly connected to the computer if the hard drive was recently installed or the computer was moved.
If all connections are setup properly and all the above recommendations have been attempted, it is likely that the hard disk drive is bad and it will need to be replaced.
Let us know how it works out.
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