Error 0xc00000e9 !!!

First
Ok, my computer used to run flawlessly. I could play games like 'assassin's creed 4' smoothly until one unlucky day.
My hard disk was running out of space so i decided to put some of my game to my external hard disk. Well, the hard disk is very old. My computer could detect it from the device manager from the control panel but the hard disk didn't showed up at
'my computer'.
And at that time, I was trying to install a game, 'operation flashpoint : red river (2011)'. The my computers run very very very slow. I can barely open folder!!! And it also often crash. And from that time, my pc just gone so slow and hot. My hard
disk are very hot and an program which check disk says it's at 45 degree celsius and above! So, i decided to open up my pc. I have experience opening up laptop. I unplug the hard disk and ram and put them at one side to let them cool down. After that,
i put everything back and when i turned on, windows says error 0xc00000e9. I can't open in safe mode, system repair and every thing else. I have searched on the internet, some says t
hat i need to reinstall windows. I have important and valuable file in the laptop's disk. made an assignment for more than 8 and i have a lot of games. I don't want to lose it.
Second
I've asked the microsoft community and it was bad, the reply are very late and aren't very help full. I says I could repair using windows installation disk, but the main problem is that my computer can't even detect my hard disk! It says "No
hard disk detected, if insalled, your hard disk may be frozen" Solution please!!!
Third
My pc is Windows 7 Home Premium (X64) but can I repair it using Windows 7 Ultimate (X64)?
Last
During the repairing using Windows installation disk, I needed to choose OS. How should I do that?!?!?!
Please help me!!! I need an immediate and help full reply!!

My hard disk was running out of space.
-> You must not allow your disk to be filled to more than 80% of capacity. If you go beyond 80% then you run into troubles.
Then my computers run very very very slow. I can barely open folder!!! And it also often crash. And from that time, my pc just gone so slow and hot. My hard disk are very hot and an program which check disk says it's at 45 degree celsius and above!
-> Your old hard disk is no longer useable. You must replace it.
I have important and valuable file in the laptop's disk. made an assignment for more than 8. I don't want to lose it.
-> I cringe each time I read a statement like this one. It seems lots of people will not consider a solid backup routine (to an external disk) until they suffer a major catastrophy. Installing a larger disk costs very little. Losing your assignment can be
a real disaster.
It says "No hard disk detected, if installed, your hard disk may be frozen" Solution please!!!
-> You must replace the old disk.
My pc is Windows 7 Home Premium (X64) but can I repair it using Windows 7 Ultimate (X64)?
-> Boot the machine into Safe Mode, then perform a System Restore to set Windows back by a few days.
Please help me!!! I need an immediate and help full reply!!
-> Patience is a virtue!

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Model Name:          iMac
Model Identifier:          iMac11,3
Processor Name:          Intel Core i7
Processor Speed:          2.93 GHz
Number Of Processors:          1
Total Number Of Cores:          4
L2 Cache (per core):          256 KB
L3 Cache:          8 MB
Memory:          8 GB
Processor Interconnect Speed:          4.8 GT/s
Boot ROM Version:          IM112.0057.B00
SMC Version (system):          1.59f2
Serial Number (system):          QP05****DNR
Hardware UUID:          6059BC95-FD35-5A3E-89A0-41B30CB1821B
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Product:          5 Series Chipset
Link Speed:          3 Gigabit
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Model:          WDC WD1001FALS-40Y6A0
Revision:          05.01D06
Serial Number:               WD-WCATR5162530
Native Command Queuing:          Yes
Queue Depth:          32
Removable Media:          No
Detachable Drive:          No
BSD Name:          disk1
Rotational Rate:          7200
Medium Type:          Rotational
Partition Map Type:          GPT (GUID Partition Table)
S.M.A.R.T. status:          Verified
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BSD Name:          disk1s2
Mount Point:          /Volumes/Macintosh HD 2
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Available:          196.99 GB (196,990,619,648 bytes)
Writable:          No
File System:          NTFS
BSD Name:          disk1s3
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Model:          WDC WD1001FALS-40Y6A0
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Native Command Queuing:          Yes
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Detachable Drive:          No
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Medium Type:          Rotational
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File System:          Journaled HFS+
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Mount Point:          /Volumes/Macintosh HD 2
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Available:          196.99 GB (196,990,619,648 bytes)
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File System:          NTFS
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Mount Point:          /Volumes/BOOTCAMP
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Product:          5 Series Chipset
Link Speed:          3 Gigabit
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Native Command Queuing:          No
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Power Off:          No
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Revision:          3AHB
Native Command Queuing:          No
Detachable Drive:          No
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Removable Media:          No
Detachable Drive:          No
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Medium Type:          Solid State
TRIM Support:          Yes
Bay Name:          SSD
Partition Map Type:          GPT (GUID Partition Table)
S.M.A.R.T. status:          Verified
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Writable:          Yes
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TRIM Support:          Yes
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S.M.A.R.T. status:          Verified
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Writable:          Yes
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Hi:
I doubt you can fix the error as it stands.
Please read the info at the link below to see if you can order a set of recovery disks for your PC.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07143&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en
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Lora dillenkoffer : error 0xc00000e9 on toshiba A300-1J1

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Hi everyone I am sahasvat.I am using Acer aspire 5755. It's specification are Intel i3 3rd gen processor, 2Gb DDR 3 ram and 500 GB hdd.I am running on windows 8 OS. I opened about 4 tabs on google chrome and suddenly a blue screen with sad face displayed
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Additional Information:
In the past there was a version of Linux Ubuntu on the machine, which has since been deleted and the partition restored to the main drive, however , i never removed the boot screen OS selection, so it always gets to the selection screen asking to boot vista or Ubuntu. Selecting Vista will give the error, Ubuntu will of course do nothing because it doesn't exist, but not sure if this is causing an issue when rebooting for repair.
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HP screen that you can choose Esc menu from
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Yo! I have found the solution!
Listen, in advance sorry for my bad english!
If you have Windows 7 CD or USB put it in an boot inside.
Then, first step about language click next
Then, click on repair and wait
Then, unmark Windows 7 (if you dont do this it will scan and try to repair but we dont want that) and click next
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I hope i helped you and that you did understand me

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1. Tech Support originally had me attempt to clear the CMOS. When this failed to work, he had me attempt to flash the bios.
2. Downloaded latest version of BIOS to usb flash drive (The drive was FAT32). Comes in a zip file. Unzip, and only needed the E7751IMS.A50 in the root directory of the flash drive.
3. Plug in flash drive to back panel connector while computer was OFF.
4. Flip the multi-bios switch to the second functioning bios.
5. Once into the bios, flip the switch to the primary bios.
6. Run the m-flash.
7. Once completed flashing, it rebooted twice before powering on.
8. Computer now runs fine.
Now when the system starts up, I get a black screen. There are different codes that post on the MB during to boot process with the BIOS switch in the A position Code 62, Code CA, Code A2. After A2 post on the MB, It detected a change in the system and asked me to hit F1 to enter setup. I hit F1 and then in went to another screen, where I hit F1 again to enter Setup again, but it wouldn't let me select F1. Then the system rebooted, gave the same codes but stopped at A2. I also have a an A2 on a black screen in the lower right hand corner, and no options listed. It sat there for approximately 2 minutes then shutdown. I Restarted and got Code 9d but the screen showed CA in the lower right. Then system shutdown again after about 1 minute.
Moved the switch to Position B and powered up got Code 62 and a black screen with a cursor in the top left. No other info displayed. System shutdown after about 1 minute. I restarted the system again and got this: Code 72, rebooted on its own after 10 Seconds. Code 55, rebooted on its own after 10 Seconds. Code 49, rebooted on its own after 20 Seconds. Code b6, system shut down.
Moved the switch back to Position A and restarted got these codes: Code 72, rebooted on its own after 10 Seconds. Code 56, rebooted on its own after 10 Seconds. Code 4F, then system shutdown.
I have tried clearing the CMOS many times and get the same results.
Any thoughts?

Just to be clear, you are unable to boot from either bios now?
Have you tried this with only a single stick of ram installed into DIMM 2, onboard vga, psu, cpu and cooler?

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Yes. But it doesn´t work.
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I think that shouldn't happen....

Failure ID on G62 Notebook

When I boot up my G62 notebook it gives me an error 0xc00000e9. When I then run diagnostic tests I get a failure error id as follows GGBRW4-5MF70T-9XL03F-60T603 it gives me a product ID of XF205EA#ABU. I have tried all the diagnostic tests but can't get any further.
My options on startup are Launch system repair or start windows normally both get me back to the error message.

Your hard drive is dying or dead. Post back if you want help buying a new hard drive and replacing it in the machine and with software migration/reinstallation. Your out of pocket cost is going to be $60-100 US for a mechanical hard drive, more if you want to use this opportunity to try a solid state drive.

System is slow and unable to recover

i am using dv6 core i5/6gb/640gb/win7
previously i got error 3F1, with this error i was able to use the system but the systems response is very slow... slower than p4. then i tried to recover my system using recovery disks but the same error shows everytime i tries to hit F11. then i changed the HDD and tried recovery it copies all the 5 recovery disks and later it shows the error code: 0xe0ef0003. i have tried another new HDD also for that also it shows the same.
even i tried installing other win7 software then i got another new error (0xc00000e9, info: an unexpected I/O error has occured) during booting the cd.
according to my experience in computers i think there might be a fault in the laptop itself i guess some bios problem or motherboard problem etc
if any one can help me pls help

To rule out a faulty CD/DVD drive try creating a Windows 7 usb flash drive installer:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/2432-usb-windows-7-installation-key-drive-create.html
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