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Question posted by nicholekritzer on March 8th, 2012

I Accidentally Deleted The Whole Hard Drive On My Computer It Is A Hp 620

I didn't create a system repair or restore disk and I keep getting a message that says disk error and my computer won't even start up to load the desk top it just says that message and press any key to continue and I do that and it doesn't do anything.

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