The initial booting screen reads the following message: ‘IDE Channel 0 Master - HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H55N 1.02, IDE Channel 0 Slave - None, IDE Channel 2 Master - None, IDE Channel 3 Master - ST3160215 AS3.AAD, Floppy disks fail(40). CMOS checksum error – Defaults Loaded. Warning!! System is in Safe Mode. Please reset the CPU frequency in CMOS setup’.
The BIOS of motherboard is the main culprit here. The fact that the date resets indicates that the CMOS battery has been drained and needs replacement. But looking at the FDD and CPU frequency errors, it seems that you are not setting the right values for the BIOS. Check if you have disabled the FDD drive in the BIOS and also confirm that you have not changed any values to the voltage, frequency and timings of the processor and/or RAM. To get help with this, I would recommend choosing the defaults in the BIOS and saving it.
Also your motherboard’s RAID controller seems to be enabled, but is unused. Either disable the RAID feature from the BIOS or install a driver for the RAID controller in Windows. None of the above problems are related to the registry and hence registry cleaners can’t help you here. Your DVD drive has failed and needs to be repaired or replaced. Replacing is a better option.
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