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Next time when you decide to format one:
1. disable your anti-virus software,
2. exit from all programs.
Normally such steps aren't needed but the format should finish easily and quickly.
Boot Disk failure
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New #32
Figured it was normal as this is not a slow computer at all.
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New #33
Putting on the Sweeper stuff again.
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New #34
Good. Only put the 64 bit version on there since you have a 64 bt system. Put the wrong system on the usb stick and it won't work.
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New #35
Yea same error
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New #36
Read, read, and reread the procedure I gave.
If you follow that procedure to the letter, then you will have no problems.
Tomorrow, after some sleep, I'll review the procedure and try to determine where you are deviating.
The procedure is 100% the procedure which I've used with no problems.
Perhaps you have a defective usb stick. I've never known a format to take as long as yours did.
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New #37
This doesn't sound like an infection....sounds like a failed hard drive to me. I'd get SeaTools burned to a bootable disc or use Hiren's and test the drive.
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New #38
Use this tool to write Hiren's Boot Disk to flash stick (from dropdown menu) then boot it to test HD: Universal USB Installer – Easy as 1 2 3 | USB Pen Drive Linux
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New #39
Yea so my computer is not recognizing my Hard Drive or CD/DVD Drive.
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New #40
Did you check in BIOS setup to see if HD and OD are seen there? If not, check cables to make sure they are secure and good. Try swapping in another HD to see if registers.
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