The Following File Is Missing Or Corrupt, And How A Hardware Problem Can Really Be The Issue

There is a specific problem that happens in the operating systems of Windows XP machines that basically explains that a startup file or registry entry is corrupt. To the normal user, this means the computer does not boot up, and a repair needs to be executed. instgaram followers australia 

Normally, with this specific problem, a black screen with white writing will display something similar to the following: "Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt  Normally, the fix I've found to be most effective for that problem involves copying and deleting some files. Googling the keywords in the actual error message given to you by windows will often times deliver the best and most efficiently formatted version of the fix for this problem, assuming it's just software. Look for the actual Microsoft website fix.

But, if your problem is deeper than software, and is in fact a hardware malfunction, this is when small problems become large disasters. It is very possible, and I have seen this happen, for the hard drive to be the actual problem. What can happen is, the internal mechanics of the hard drive stop functioning correctly. What is the cause of that? Just like through the wear and tear of your vehicle, you run into unexpected problems, the same is true for computers. It happens all of the time.instgaram followers australia 

What is the solution you ask? First, opening up the machine and listening to the hard drive for the infamous clicking sound, will help determine that the hard drive is in fact failing. If you can't hear it, or get to it in a way that allows you to hear it while it's attached to the machine, I would suggest taking the hard drive out, and using it as a "slave" on another computer. While it's out and slaved, you can listen to the hard drive from up close.

If it is in fact clicking, and trust me, the click is very adamantly a click, the hard drive is bad. That doesn't mean it's unrecoverable. It just means that if you want to recover it, it will be mighty expensive. Opening them up and working on them requires a clean environment where people actually where suits and ensure that clean air is around, and no particles get on the disk of the hard drive.

What is the better, cheaper option? Get a new one. Buy one, or pick a cheaper one up online somewhere and have a technician, or yourself, put it in. Re-install the operating system and start from scratch. I always suggest having some kind of backup system for all of your files so that if thisinstgaram followers australia  happens, nothing is really lost. It's just lost from the hard drive.

In the end, this common missing file problem can be very deceptive, and instead of it being a software related issue, it's hardware. Replacing it is the fastest solution to ensure everything is back to normal, and you're up and running again.