I can no longer boot my Win2K sp4, the erd and repair mode doesn't fix
it; I can only boot from my floppy boot disk. I've replaced my boot.ini
and edited them to see all of the drives and partitions with no success.
I would like to re-install the system over the existing system, so my
question is: can I do this without having to re-install the service
packs and additional installed software ??
Re: Erratic Crashes at Boot (Was Power Supply Cause of Crashes? ) ... > The best course is probably to boot off a CD, ... > files from the hard disk, and then re-install.... and generally how Linux works. ... I still find it odd that Knoppix gives the fsck thumbs up, ... (comp.os.linux.hardware)
Re: corrupt drvmain.sdb ... I can't re-install from the CD because it hangs at the starting windows ... I can't upgrade by booting in Directory services restore mode and starting ... setup from there because setup wants to reboot and my machine won't boot. ..."Paul" wrote: ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
Re: BSOD at Vista Boot ... These would included a corrupted system volume, hardware failure, virus, or bad device driver. ... loading to at least the boot menu where you can try the last known good configuration. ... You'll need a disk to load the recovery environment where you can try running the disk checker. ... I'd just re-install Windows,... (microsoft.public.windows.vista.general)
RE: Problem after reinstalling XP Home ... 'My Computer', right mouseclick, Properties, Advanced, open the Options ... > After having a serious problem with windows, I thought it would be best if I ... > Ever since I did this re-install I get a message that asks me which version ... > of XP Home I would like to boot into. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
