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In the latter case I would run a chkdsk /f out of a command prompt.
However ,the simplest and most reliable way to bring back the system is a reinstall /repair.
Maybe run a chkdsk first,but the reinstall repair is a close 2nd.
The only other thing I can think of is that there is a leftover W2K system dir that the boot.ini might be trying to point to.