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Message: <blockquote data-quote="spr_f150" data-source="post: 596808" data-attributes="member: 552670"><p>Get the machine down to its barest configuration.  Single memory chip, processor, video, disk.  Disconnect all other devices.  See if it boots to windows.  If not, try to boot on a floppy.  If you can boot from a floppy and the machine continues to run, heat is probably not the issue.  If you can't boot from the floppy, heat/power supply is a possibility.  Although a boot sector type virus is possible as well.  If the data is that important and you don't have a second hard drive to play with, bring it in for service.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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