HT4528 BIOS text on splash screen of iphone 4s?

I tried restoring my iphone 4S and got this weird BIOS text coming up on the apple splash screen and can't find any solutions to it. Any ideas on what I can do? I've tried a hard reset and DFU mode. I think I've tried everything short of hitting on my desk or throwing at a wall. Suggestions and ideas are welcome! Thanks!

Something about an improper shut down and borrowing blocks. I don't have time to get the whole message right now but that's the basic message of it

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Daughter was working on essay and unit went down then gave "please install an operating system on your hard disk (3fo)" I have looked at hp forums and some say to check hard drive through bios so I have followed those instructions pressed f10 over and over and I still have a faded dark blue screen. Help please daughters essay is due today.
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