Re: Windows problem ... not sure where to start
- From: "Heath" <Heath@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 May 2005 10:14:07 -0700
Ok, here goes.
Originally my problem started when the computer would just up and reboot.
The error message that came up asked me if I wanted to report the error to
MS. After I reported the error I got a screen saying the problem resulted
from an unknown driver problem.
I started uninstalling non-essential programs and drivers to pin down the
problem. After uninstalling several I got a message that popped up saying
some windows feature was missing and that the computer rebooted.
>From that point I would be able to start up windows but it was only a minute
or two before it would reboot on its own.
After this happened several times I an "error-check" to be run the next time
I rebooted. That done, I restarted windows and away the error check went. I
kept getting several "error reading" messages and during the 5th step it
would just lock up ... I forget what the message was.
Now, after I installed windows on a new HD I was able to complete the error
check on the original HD and didn't get any eror messages, I assume that
means it was able to correct any errors?
Now I just disconnected the new HD and plugged the old back in. Onbn reboot
I get the message "NTDLR is missing" and told to use CTRL ALT Delete to
reboot.
"Steve N." wrote:
> Heath wrote:
> > I originally thought my new HD was failing, but after buying a new one and
> > reinstalling Windows I plugged in the HD I thought was bad and didn't find
> > any errors when I ran a disc check.
> >
> > So, I am guessing my problem was in my Windows install on the first HD. Is
> > there anyway that I can repair the Windows install on the original HD so I
> > don't loose all my contacts, schedule, and e-mails?
> >
> > I am a novice at this, so thanks for your patience!
>
> Please give details about exactly what's going on when trying to run the
> original installation, such as detailed error messages, conditions, etc.
> What exactly happens?
>
> Steve
>
>
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