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Thread ID: 10475	2001-07-24 05:05:00	NTLDR is missing	Guest (0)	Press F1

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16054	2001-07-24 05:05:00	I have a problem where my computer (dual c: win98, d: win2k) will not boot up. I get a message 'NTLDR is missing please insert disk....' Now I found the problem to be a win2k prob where it paces this file as well as Bootdisk.ini and NTDETECT.com into the root directory (C:). Apparently this must have been deleted when I was running a system check. However, my problem is that I cannot replace this ntldr file (which is the proposed solution) because I cannot access my C: drive. I get 'Invalid Media Type...Abort, Retry...' messages and so cannot replace it where needed. So far I have tried sys c: fdisk /mbr to no avail. the C drive is still there (fdisk can 'see' it) but it does not know the format of the partition. Apart from formatting (which I REALLY dont want to do) is tere anything else I can do?	Guest (0)
16055	2001-07-24 05:41:00	hi Peter, just boot the windows 2000 setup, and select Repair. Select only the 'startup environment' repair, and it should replace the file for you.	Guest (0)
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