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Help A Serious Problem with my computer

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Sep 12th, 2005
My system was working fine until three days back, it started giving me problems....

Configuration is:
P4 1.7GHz
Windows XP Professional
Harddisks 200GB(Primary) and 80GB(Slave) are being used
Mercury Motherboard
Drives Present: C,E,F on Primary and D,G,H on Slave

Whenever i start my computer, it takes a long time and then starts scan disk and asks if it can scan my H drive. I let it continue but then is comes up saying that H is a non win xp drive and that it'll not continue. Then continues to start Windows... Takes a lot of time and then hangs up at the startup screen and then starts after 10 minutes. And then pops a message from the System Tray saying that "Windows was unable to connect to all drives"....

I thought maybe some files were corrupted and so used Acronis True Image and restored an image which was 1 month old... To my utter surprise... The problem still continues... I presume that the problem might be with the power supply cable ot data cable but i'm not sure exactly...

I tried even removing my 80GB Slave Harddisk hoping to solve the problem but it is still prevailing.... I'm desperately behind my computer because all my project files are stored in H drive... Please help me...
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