Hi.I have a Dell Inspiron 6000, running Windows XP 2000 Home Edition (SP3). I've had Norton Internet Security for years, so the registry is checked daily, with whatever small repairs may be needed. Doesn't need defragging (less than 1% fragmented). But!!! I ran CHECKDISK just to see how things were looking and it went thru 4 of the 5 steps with no apparent problem. The 5th step (which name I don't recall) got to at least 75% complete. I went out for a meeting I had to attend, and when I came back, it was BSOD with the "IRQ_Less_Equal" bit, AND the following: (0x0000000c, 0x000000ff, 0x00000000, 0x80532a04)I assume these codes more specifically point to the problem. I cannot boot up. When I hold F8 or even F10, I'm given the opportunity to reboot in a variety of modes, and I always choose SAFE MODE, since BEST PREVIOUS BOOT [sic] doesn't work. I choose SAFE and confirm Windows XP Home Edition is what I've got, then get a DOS page of drivers. You've seen these mentioned elsewhere on this site. Things like "multi(0)" and then even though the computer light is flashing like it's doing something, the page just sits there. I'm unable to manipulate it at all. I'm freaking due to the content on this computer being critical, and my inexcusable failure to back up any of it. I'm not super computer literate, but given specific steps, would surely be willing to do whatever I can to get that data back, if not get the 'puter running (which until I ran CHKDSK, it WAS!!) Please, if you can assist, I'd be massively grateful and would back up everything I ever own faithfully! Thanks and, here's hoping...1 person got this answerI do too