corrupted ba os mo?

[zildjian]

corrupted ba os mo at ayaw mo mawala mga files mo

share ko lang po sa tulong ni bos salagubang sa tinapay..

eto original link nya sa tinapay.GSMSandwich © (http://www.gsmsandwich.com.ph/forum/showthread.php?t=294473)


Kung nag boot tapos laging nag blue screen tapos restart lang ng restart, o mabagal at naghahang sa paglabas pa lang windows pero tingin mo ayus naman hardware mo (syempre di ka makapasok sa safemode) ganito ang gagawin pag repair.

Ang tawag dito repairing corrupted boot sector.

1. Restart PC then press the "del" key para makapasok ka sa BIOS.

2. Select mo 1st boot ay CD ROM (this can be found in the advanced setting); press "F10" then press "Y" to confirm and save changes
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3. Salpak mo XP Installer CD mo, then restart and boot sa CD ROM.

Pag boot press mo lang space bar para mag boot sa CD ROM. XP will now load setup....

4. Pag loading na yung setup screen may lalabas ng options, choose and press "R" to repair OS using recovery console; Choose "1" then wait mo lumabas ung command line.

5. Paglabas ng command prompt, eto po ang commands para irepair ang hardisk at booting.

chkdsk /f /r <--- wait nyo po matapos then
fixboot <--- type "y" to proceed

5. Pagkatapos type nyo "exit", remove CD from CDROM then done na po tayo. Try restarting the PC. In normal circumtances ayos na po ung booting nyo.


proven tested by me..and bos mc trying dis option too..sna success din sa kanya...goodluck bos mc

[D' LeGenD]

Another common problem:

If you get the "NTLDR is Missing" error, follow these instructions:

1. Load Windows XP CD into CD drive.
2. Make sure BIOS is set to boot to CD drive.
3. Boot the computer from CD.
4. At menu, press "R" to load Recovery Console.
5. Select the installation to be fixed.

*The following instructions assume CD-ROM is labeled as drive D and the hard drive partition the windows installation is on is labeled as drive C. Replace the letters accordingly.
6. Type "COPY D:\i386\ntldr C:\" and press ENTER.
7. Type "COPY D:\i386\ntdetect.com C:\" and press ENTER.
8. Remove CD and type "EXIT" and press ENTER (to reboot your computer).

[D' LeGenD]

Fixing MBR or Master Boot Record:

Problems with the master boot record (MBR) of a system may prevent the system from booting. The MBR may be affected by malicious code, become corrupted by disk errors, or be overwritten by other boot loaders when experimenting with multiple operating systems on a host. This recipe describes one method of repairing the MBR for an XP host using the recovery console.

Instructions:
- Boot with the XP installation CD. - When prompted, press R to repair a Windows XP installation.
If repairing a host with multiple operating systems, select the appropriate one (XP) from the menu. If you have only one operating system, enter 1 to select it.
- Enter the administrator password if prompted.
- To fix the MBR, use the following command:


fixmbr


- This assumes that your installation is on the C:\ drive. You will be presented with several scary warning lines the reading of which will make you want to say no. Microsoft is exceptionally vague regarding the conditions under which fixmbr can cause problems although they are clear about the consequences (losing all data on the hard drive), so use this at your own risk.
- Type y and ENTER to fix the MBR.
- Type exit to leave the recovery console and reboot.