PC broken HALP!!

XRAY said:

the emachines logo

found the problem

XRAY said:

My pc wont pass the emachines logo ( Screen right before the POST).This happened right after I installed Windows 7 on my pc and then decided to go back to windows xp.So everything was working fine till my friend had told me just keep it the way it is.So this is what i did.i inserted the emcahines system recovery disc into the pc and went into the progress of changing it back to wXP.Right before i clicked on Full-destructive option and start the session my friend told me to just forget about it.So i did and just clicked cancel and decided to restart my pc and ever since then i wasnt able to even pass the emachines logo.I cant even go to the boot menu.=(((( im getting a new pc soon but i just want to get this one fixed in the meantime.

Second problem.

XRAY

Third problem.

MajorMajorMajor said:

XRAY said:

My pc wont pass the emachines logo ( Screen right before the POST).This happened right after I installed Windows 7 on my pc and then decided to go back to windows xp.So everything was working fine till my friend had told me just keep it the way it is.So this is what i did.i inserted the emcahines system recovery disc into the pc and went into the progress of changing it back to wXP.Right before i clicked on Full-destructive option and start the session my friend told me to just forget about it.So i did and just clicked cancel and decided to restart my pc and ever since then i wasnt able to even pass the emachines logo.I cant even go to the boot menu.=(((( im getting a new pc soon but i just want to get this one fixed in the meantime.

Fourth through seventh issues:

 

Grammar, contractions, spaces after sentences, capitalization of “I” are all issues I see.

Fifth: lack of punctuation (does this bump it to 8 issues or was this counted?).

XRAY said:

Grammar natzies ty master p for your help

LOL

just saying, if the thing won’t even let you into the BIOS because it’s that bad, to try to play around, there is a way to get to that point.

*If you’ve set up custom settings in your BIOS you’ll need to be sure to re-do them

what you gotta do is open up the case, and find the memory reset pins, and jumper them (temporarily) to the reset setting, reboot, it should beep or something, then power it down, return the jumper to normal settings, and boot. then enter the bios and check in on the configurations, correct errors, and then try getting back to work on your drives (I.E. restoring the MBR to boot to previous windows installs, or clean installing, or whatever you’re motivated to do. Also, beware of the risk of losing any data on said drives during these processes.)