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My advice to you, young friend, would be to go to [url]http://www.ubuntu.com/[/url] and download the ubuntu 10.4 .iso file from a friends computer. burn this to a cd, and insert it into your cd drive and reboot... next after selecting "Try Ubuntu without any changes to your computer", let it …
From the sound of it, you may not be getting a good connection to the SATA interface. Take it apart again, double-check everything, and put it back together. If it worked fine before fixing the fan, chances are, you just have a lose connection.
Type the following command into the windows 7 command line. (you get to it by going to start/run and typeing cmd.exe) FDISK /mbr this shoule fix your problem.
[url]http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/[/url]
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Akira Takano