Added files Config.nt and Autoexec.nt (unchanged) from
c:\Windows\system32
Upon restarting the computer, I get and only get the A:\ >>prompt.
Cannot access C: drive
Questions:
1. How do I get access to the C: drive
2. Once I get the C: drive, what command do I enter to open up Windows
XP?
You cannot use rescue disks or DOS to access your WinXP
files. If Windows refuses to start then the usual way is to start
the machine in Recovery Console mode, by booting it with your
WinXP CD.
It is not possible to "open up Windows XP" from the Recovery
Console mode or from DOS.
Re: Speed comparison; WinXP and WinME ... Please note that both HDDs on my WinXP computer have the NTFS system ... NO WAY be slower than my smaller/theoretically slower WinME box? ... Limitations of the FAT32 File System in Windows XP ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: sfc /scannow ... a clean install from that slipstreamed cd ... work with a PE disk instead. ...push windows o.s. ...winxp home version. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Scalable processor support ... I'm saying that Windows XP Home supports Multicore processors such as the Intel Core 2 Duo or its AMD counterparts on a single socket. ... OEM don't provide a upgrade path option so driver package implementation is very time consuming. ...WinXP is designed to install and upgrade the existing operating system while simultaneously preserving your applications and data, and translating as many personalized settings as possible. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
Re: How do I move files to my new PC? ... with my business applications and all my data and one of these days it ... MS-DOS, as you probably know, while WinXP is built on the NT ... the two Windows versions deal with hardware much differently. ... This first installs WinXP, replacing Win98's ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware)
Re: Speed comparison; WinXP and WinME ... I was surprised to hear from you that partitioning of my 80GB main HDD... Please note that both HDDs on my WinXP computer have the NTFS system ... NO WAY be slower than my smaller/theoretically slower WinME box? ... Limitations of the FAT32 File System in Windows XP ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
