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ok,<br />
problem fixed,<br />
use window CD to boot into the concle.<br />
get to the c prompt.<br />
type<br />
fixmbr<br />
fixboot<br />
exit and reboots into windows, not problem.<br />

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ok,
problem fixed,
use window CD to boot into the concle.
get to the c prompt.
type
fixmbr
fixboot
exit and reboots into windows, not problem.


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Hello<br />
I have just got my box back from the shope, after they installed linux and Lilo, now I reinstalled linux totally with a different file system. and got it to work, now I need to dual boot, trying to set up grub, but first I noticed that I cann't get into my windows hard drive &quot;first disk&quot; the second has linux.<br />
when I boot it gives 01 01 01 01 &quot;millions of times&quot; untill I Ctrl Alt Del.<br />
I used my windows 2000 cd to repair for no avil, I tried a floppy created by another w2k box I have, it said NTLDR is missing.<br />
<br />
thanks for &nbsp;help
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Hello
I have just got my box back from the shope, after they installed linux and Lilo, now I reinstalled linux totally with a different file system. and got it to work, now I need to dual boot, trying to set up grub, but first I noticed that I cann't get into my windows hard drive "first disk" the second has linux.
when I boot it gives 01 01 01 01 "millions of times" untill I Ctrl Alt Del.
I used my windows 2000 cd to repair for no avil, I tried a floppy created by another w2k box I have, it said NTLDR is missing.

thanks for  help

not starting windows

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