Amit Lal, it is possible that your hard drive has failed or just the boot record. Set you computer BIOS to boot from an optical drive. Then use a copy of a Linux Live CD and see if you can boot from that CD. If you can, scan the hard drive and if you gain access to it, copy all the vital file to a USB drive. After that you could try to re-install the Windows OS. I prefer Puppy Linux and you can do a quick search for it and copy it. Hope this helps, good luck.
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Amit Lal, it is possible that your hard drive has failed or just the boot record. Set you computer BIOS to boot from an optical drive. Then use a copy of a Linux Live CD and see if you can boot from that CD. If you can, scan the hard drive and if you gain access to it, copy all the vital file to a USB drive. After that you could try to re-install the Windows OS. If your drive is not accessible, you may have to replace it and try to recover your data through some recovery software. I prefer Puppy Linux and you can do a quick search for it and copy it. Hope this helps, good luck.
Amit Lal, it is possible that your hard drive has failed or just the boot record. Set you computer BIOS to boot from an optical drive. Then use a copy of a Linux Live CD and see if you can boot from that CD. If you can, scan the hard drive and if you gain access to it, copy all the vital file to a USB drive. After that you could try to re-install the Windows OS. I prefer Puppy Linux and you can do a quick search for it and copy it. Hope this helps, good luck.