NTFS file system issue
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In one of my laptop my ntfs file got corrupted. I had already recover my data but i dont want to format the system. Pls suggest me is there any solution or tool in which i can restore my system to normal mode. When ever i am starting the laptop a blue screen coming on the system and again it re starts. I am using windows xp with SP3 and mo model of the laptop is think center sl 410.
Ajit
In one of my laptop my ntfs file got corrupted. I had already recover my data but i dont want to format the system. Pls suggest me is there any solution or tool in which i can restore my system to normal mode. When ever i am starting the laptop a blue screen coming on the system and again it re starts. I am using windows xp with SP3 and mo model of the laptop is think center sl 410.
Ajit
If your file system is corrupted, you probably must rebuild your system. If you try to run CHKDSK, you could easily do still more damage.
If you are satisfied that your data is intact (it says so above), try booting with a bootable DVD and running CHDSK. Please understand that CHKDSK could leave a corrupted disk worse that before so it would only be a last resort.
At this point, a system rebuild will be your most reliable option.
That laptop will support Windows 7 and XP is pretty much dead and gone. So do consider this to be a perfect time to move forward. Windows 7 Pro 64-bit is an excellent system.
.... Thinkpads_User
If you are satisfied that your data is intact (it says so above), try booting with a bootable DVD and running CHDSK. Please understand that CHKDSK could leave a corrupted disk worse that before so it would only be a last resort.
At this point, a system rebuild will be your most reliable option.
That laptop will support Windows 7 and XP is pretty much dead and gone. So do consider this to be a perfect time to move forward. Windows 7 Pro 64-bit is an excellent system.
.... Thinkpads_User
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Thank you, and I was pleased to assist. .... Thinkpads_User
what was the solution?
As your computer restarts but before Windows launches, press F8.
2. if above doesn't work. login in safe mode and try to restore your system to some back date.
As your computer restarts but before Windows launches, press F8.
select Safe mode..
ones in window
1.Click Start
2.Click Programs, and then Accessories
3.Click System Tools and open System Restore
and click a back date when the system was working fine.