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laptop (dell)


Question Posted Monday June 8 2009, 7:08 pm

i sort of dropped my laptop, less than 6 inches, onto the floor (but it landed on its bottom). one side hit before the other, and the other side i had a grip on so it didnt hit very hard, or even at all.
now when i try to turn it on a blue screen shows up saying that the system has recovered from a serious error.
any ideas on what may have happened or what i can do to fix it?


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lifescomplicated answered Monday June 8 2009, 8:09 pm:
That happens when your whole computer need a boot. It should work when you press enter. If not then some damage must of have definetley hurt your computer system.

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theymos answered Monday June 8 2009, 7:33 pm:
Some of the hardware (probably the hard drive) is damaged. Take it to a computer repair place. Don't turn it on anymore or you risk losing data.

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