1. PC is off (not able to run the operating system)If your PC will not turn on, does not mean a faulty hard disc. First check the power cord, may be disconnected or power outages. When the electricity to flow and fan power supplay has spun, the BIOS is also active, but can not get in to a system operating, then there might be system files that were deleted. Sign if there is a message invalid system disk or missing operating system.Serious problem that arguably is if the hard disk of the PC did not want to be accessed. First check the data cable, data cable that is plugged in properly and the BIOS can detect your hard drive, then it is likely the cause is a virus attack, mechanical damage, and programs "adverse" to set the hard disk, install a different operating system, or program partitions are actually damaging the hard disk, therefore caution against the virus with anti vurus updated regularly and must not install the program.If the computer still can not boot do not panic, try to check the MBR (master boot record) may be damaged if it is damaged we can make it back to the existing features diwindows 95, 98, ME or from an antivirus program or other utility, how to insert the startup disk and type FDISK / MBR.To reinstate the missing files on windows 95, 98, or Me (not Windows 2000 or XP), turn on your PC with windows startup disk, and after the prompt A: \, type SYS C: and then click enter. Computer system will copy the system files from the diskette to your hard disk.If you have adequate SystemSuite applications or Systemworks, it means that existing facilities management or recovery disk in it. It simply means to secure your computer from damage to the system.
2. Changing Disk PartitionsTo change the hard disk partition, you must back up all data first. So that data is not lost, if you've never ask for help from friends or teachers to guide.To partition the drive to secure better use for the partition program such as PowerQuest's Partition Magic, so as not to cause unwanted problems.