Jaimespada
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Boot problem on my laptop
HP Compaq nx9010 Windows XP Pro, shows message to start windows on safe mode,etc.I have done all the posibilities with no results.Everytime it comes back to the same dialogue.After entering safe mode or start windows normally ,shuts down inmediately after showing a short blue screen that you can't read and tries to reboot on windows again. ????
Can you boot successfully from a floppy disk or a bootable CD?
I had exactly the same situation on my Dell Lattitude 505: safe mode, blue screen - reboot.
Only tool which was helpful - Winternals Admin Pack. I booted my PC with this tool and transfered all data to the server (via LAN) and then I have reformated my PC and install it from the scratch.
I would reccomend you to try any recovering software and then - re-format your PC and install XP again. If you don't have this software - try to take HDD off the notebook and connect it to the desktop via adaptor (you can buy it on the Ebay or local stores)
Good luck!
Only tool which was helpful - Winternals Admin Pack. I booted my PC with this tool and transfered all data to the server (via LAN) and then I have reformated my PC and install it from the scratch.
I would reccomend you to try any recovering software and then - re-format your PC and install XP again. If you don't have this software - try to take HDD off the notebook and connect it to the desktop via adaptor (you can buy it on the Ebay or local stores)
Good luck!
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I can't boot from floppy or disk, I am refering the problem to OS guys.
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I've been trying almost everything you guys mentiones. Afetr booting from the CD I decide to repair from the recovery console. Also to install OS ,now I received the following message: NTLDR is missing.
Also, set up was unable to format the partition. The disk may be damaged.
Also, set up was unable to format the partition. The disk may be damaged.
Fix from HP recovery disk: This is a pretty skimpy HP knowledge base for such a complex task??????
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_US&taskId=115&prodSeriesId=321850&prodTypeId=321957&objectID=c00028944
Fix from full version XP: "DO NOT DO THIS IF RUNNING HP ORIGINAL XP LOAD"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B307545
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