You have Microsoft Windows eXPerience Home with service pack 3 operating system running on a Dell tower computer since 2007. That computer operating system will not boot up due to Unmountable_boot_volume error. When attempting to boot up in safe mode using original Microsoft Windows eXPerience service pack 1 compact disc that same error appears including a following message ***STOP: 0x000000ED (0x8B047C30, 0xC0000006, 0x00000000, 0x00000000).
Where can you get help in recovering from this error? You cannot boot that operating system in safe mode with your original Microsoft compact disc. If you have not already, can you check and even reseat the integrated development environment cable that is connecting your hard drive to your motherboard.
Are you able to boot into Recovery Console off that Microsoft Windows eXPerience compact disc? You can try booting into Enable VGA mode by using a F8 advanced boot options menu. If your computer successfully boots into a Microsoft Windows operating system desktop, then you can remove video drivers in Add/Remove programs.
You will want to reboot your computer and if it boots normally you can then install some video drivers again. You can try to boot into Recovery Console off your Microsoft Windows eXPerience compact disc. From there I can walk you through some steps in order to resolve your issue.
If you press an F12 key as soon you power on that computer, a boot menu should open up, where by you can choose your compact disc read only memory or digital video disc read only memory drive to boot from. There could be a hardware problem with that hard drive. If it was just corrupt Microsoft Windows operating system files, Recovery Console would normally work.
You can boot back into that F12 menu and look for a Diagnostics option. There should be some tests you can run to test your hard drive. If they fail those tests, you have a failing hard drive with most likely a hardware problem.
You may want to take that hard drive to a data recovery place or computer repair shop, in order to see if they can get any data off of it. I think your computer is probably fine, you just have a failing hard drive. You can try taking it to a place that offers free shipping or no charge if they can get data recovered.
I would take it to a place that specializes in data recovery if your serious about getting any data recovered. You can contact Dell at 1-800-WWW-DELL or visit this Dell hard drive data recovery web page.
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