Re: NTLDR is missing (my headache!)
- From: Nonoy - Philippines <NonoyPhilippines@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2006 08:16:01 -0800
thanks to all the posters.
Ben,
i find this very helpful. my problem now is that i am starting from scratch.
with my little background on computers, i will be much grateful if you can
teach me the step by step proccess, from copying the files/program from
another pc, to download it to my problematic pc.
what are the keys i need to strike on the startup because the ntldr prompt
first everytime i start the unit.
again, many thanks. im closely monitoring the thread.
Nonoy
"DatabaseBen" wrote:
the following is from a white paper for.
laptops. and these also work from the
recovery console.
but you can copy as directed
below from the cd to the hd. i would copy them to
the root and then again into the windows directory:
---------------------------------------------------
To replace ntldr, enter
copy drive :i386 \ntldr
In place of drive , use the drive letter for the CD drive.
To replace NTDETECT.COM, enter
copy drive :i386 \ntdetect.com
In place of drive , use the drive letter for the CD drive.
To replace the Master Boot Record, enter
fixmbr
To replace the boot sector, enter
fixboot
The Recovery Console will ask, Overwrite system?(Yes/No/All). Enter Y for
yes
each time the question appears.
"Nonoy - Philippines" <NonoyPhilippines@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Thanks Ben,
Can I have the emergency boot disk saved in a CD room? If i'm not mistaken
the MS website had it on 6-disk floppy, or maybe its two different things.
It
would be better if I can have it burned on a CD.
"DatabaseBen" wrote:
make an emergency boot
disk from a functional computer.
then boot with it on the dysfunctional
one and transfer those files over.
you can get more info at microsoft.com
"Nonoy - Philippines" <Nonoy - Philippines@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote
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Hi All,
I have bought a second-hand HP laptop with a pre-installed Windows XP
Home
Edition. There is no back-up CD with it.
A few days ago, when I started the computer, a prompt "NTLDR is missing
Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart". I tried restarting - for nothing.
I seek help from MS website. They refferred me to the OEM. I have not
yet
contacted HP. I'm just trying here hoping there would be good souls
here
that could help me.
Is there any program i need to download? I have no floppy drive, only
CD-ROM
and flashdrive. I hope I can recover my files on the hard drive. Does
reinstalling new OS will correct the problem?
Thanks very much. I just wanted to fix the problem asap.
Regards,
Nonoy - Philippines
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