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I have a really strange problem. I have a new laptop (no guaranty) and everytime after a clean installation everything is perfectly fine. But when the laptop is powered off for a couple of hours I get this error:
The file may be corrupt. The file header checksum does not match the computed checksum
Also some other errors are thrown like:
\boot\bcd
0xc0000034
It seems that something is corrupted at the moment when the power is off. But how is this possible?
So far I've tried:
- replacing ram (no effect)
- other harddrive (no effect)
- I tried 3 different OS (XP, Vista and windows 7)
It's a Toshiba Satellite A300d notebook.
True, but why is this happening? It's a clean installation, new ram and harddisk. – Chris – 2010-02-20T13:36:41.423
Heres a reasonably thorough explanation: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/1054294.html To do with BIOS boot order during installation of V/7.. XP should have worked though. Odd indeed.
– Grizly – 2010-02-20T14:34:24.367