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Boggin:
As you say it's when it gets to the Intel sign that is when the BIOS starts checking the hardware - because this install was registered on different hardware, won't that be why it's hitting a brick wall ?

jraju:
Hi, Shane , I have done that. I have disabled silent booting and i could see the Intel logo , first checking the ram to 1016 mb and then it asks for F2 to resume setup, when i press F2, it goes to the same screen, set up starting...
This is when it freezes. As it detects ram, there is no problem there.

Boggin:
I think you'd probably get the same results if you put your own HDD into any other computer.

jraju:
Hi, I tried and succeeded in having saved the bootable usb. But i could not make that as boot priority to check , as there were no option to show in boot priority. But when i checked the hard drive , i could see the pendrive is listed next to hard drive. But , if you select this pendrive and then boot, your computer hangs in the middle with error F/boot/bcd error. I again made the hard drive as priority and i could boot properly.
                                     i will try to reseat the cmos and ram and then try to boot from dvd , by connecting that hard drive.

jraju:
Hi, Shane ,
                       Should i disconnect the present hard drive and just try boot with ram and mother board connections to see the bios. I am learning from you on booting.
                            I tried usb win tool, it stops at 99%, and even after formatting and repartitioning it , it stops at 99%, with some error.
                               I think that bootexec has to be inserted in to the pen drive. It is not found in the usb tool.
                                     I tried some other tool like plp boot manager, and trying with admin , the window boot starts as first priority, but since the present hard drive is working at the try, i could not do so at boot. My bios has support of usb boot, but I think that is for keyboard and mouse and not any other thing.
                                       If i click boot , and then sub menu Hard drive, the hard drive and pen drive are shown in that menu, but not in the boot order.
                                           Shane, could i change the hard drive boot to pendrive, by connecting the suspected failed hard drive and then boot? For learning purpose, as well as, to trouble shoot , i seek your advice.

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