Laptop Crashed.

gregrocker said:

Yes extract the ISO from the DVD using ImgBurn, save to Desktop.

Now download and install this tool, write Win7 ISO to flash stick with Win7 in the dropdown menu: Universal USB Installer – Easy as 1 2 3 | USB Pen Drive Linux

Please respond to each question and step we have given you so we know how to proceed.

Hi
I made the usb stick. But I didn't use Win7. I used ubuntu 11.04.
I seleted booting from the kingston pendrive.
Again blank screen and then started making the noice.

1) Remove the Hd, reboot, will the CD/DVD boot now?

2) Do you use the Notebook on your lap?

What noise exactly? You have not replied to the questions asked which can help us to help you.

Where does the noise come from on the laptop? What is the exact sound - describe it? How long does it last Does anything else happen that you can observe at the time?

What are you seeing on the screen at all times?

gregrocker said:

What noise exactly? You have not replied to the questions asked which can help us to help you.

Where does the noise come from on the laptop? What is the exact sound - describe it? How long does it last Does anything else happen that you can observe at the time?

What are you seeing on the screen at all times?

Might wanna check out this video YouTube - ‪Laptop Crashed‬‏

The CD/ROM runs and then stops. Doesn't recognizes the disc that I had put in it. Fan is working. I don't hear anything else.

karlsnooks said:

Ok now put CD/DVD at the top of the boot order list.

Put a bootable CD/DVD into the optical reader.

Shutdown power with the CD/dvd still in the reader.

Turn on the power.

Does your computer boot into the cd/dvd?

I tired this and also tired using usb stick. It is not working.

theog said:

1) Remove the Hd, reboot, will the CD/DVD boot now?

2) Do you use the Notebook on your lap?

Have you
Do you

The video makes it appear the long continuous beep begins on its own just after you start laptop. Is this correct, or are you tapping keys to cause the sound?

If it beeps on its own with one long beep then it is likely caused by the memory either failing or needing to be reseated. Try reseating it first, then change around the RAM sticks, then run sticks individually.

If this fails, replace the RAM unless you can get RAM test to boot to tell you which stick is faulty: RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Follow this video tutorial, making sure you touch metal to ground yourself before touching any electronics parts - one static shock could ruin the RAM stick:

theog said:

theog said:

1) Remove the Hd, reboot, will the CD/DVD boot now?

2) Do you use the Notebook on your lap?

Have you
Do you

I m doing this in 4 hours. I dont have a screwdriver and a freind of my is coming over.
We are going to do what you said.

gregrocker said:

The video makes it appear the long continuous beep begins on its own just after you start laptop. Is this correct, or are you tapping keys to cause the sound?

If it beeps on its own with one long beep then it is likely caused by the memory either failing or needing to be reseated. Try reseating it first, then change around the RAM sticks, then run sticks individually.

If this fails, replace the RAM unless you can get RAM test to boot to tell you which stick is faulty: RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Follow this video tutorial, making sure you touch metal to ground yourself before touching any electronics parts - one static shock could ruin the RAM stick:

I will try this. Buy if the ram test doesnt work, what Ram I have to buy.
2 GB or can be anything?