"disk Read Error" Occured: press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart

I got an error message "A disk Read error" press "CTRL+ALT+DEL" to restart, a few weeks ago and i thought its an hard disk error so i gave my hard disk and got it repaired . still the problem occured and once again i gave asked them for an new hard disk. i got an new hard disk.

Yesterday i installed Windows XP pro SP2 in a new hard disk with a new SATA and POWER cable.

After installation i have worked
When i worked my system got freeze and my mouse pointer moved very slowly.

I finished my work and shut down my system.

then today morning i switched on my system
i got the error message "A disk Read error" press "CTRL+ALT+DEL" to restart.

then once again i tried to do fresh install windows XP ..

during setup it had copied all the files and restarted to install xp but when my system restarted its shows the windows XP loading page then an blue screen came after that no process carried on its still shown the empty blue screen

One my friend insisted me to install Ubuntu.

I tried installing Ubuntu freshly
and successfully installed. now i didn't get any error message.

now ubuntu is working properly without any error message while loading.

now this is the situation.

What is the problem while installing xp?

please explain me what may be the cause?

please help me out to solve the problem..

NOTE:OK let put all the model of all hardware in the system:
INTEL 945 G CL CHIP SET
INTEL CORE 2 DUO PROCESSOR
SEAGATE BARRACUDA 250 GB SATA HARD DISK
KINGSTON 1GB DDR RAM
SONY DVD-R/W OPTICAL DRIVE

 

One thing I can guarantee...installing Ubuntu will not help you troubleshoot your Windows install problems.

You might want to try with something as simple as a new hard drive data cable but that's just a poke in the dark.

 

Use the Seagate SeaTools utilities to test the drive and data. Use the DiskWizard utilities to partition and format the drive.
http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/support/downloads/

Is the Windows disk you are using clean and free of scratches? Is it a retail version of Windows?

Matt
PS Windows and Linux/Ubuntu partition drives differently. Windows may not work on drives partitioned with other software (for example, I have had trouble using Partition Magic to make a partition).