Q: I accidentally deleted a system file from my laptop with WinXP Pro (one of the NTLDR file is missing, which I see under the main hard drive folder in my desktop also running WinXP Pro. Is there anyway to copy this file to the laptop via floppy? tried all boot disks I can not see the HD because the NTFS: (: (damn. . there is something else than a complete reinstall?
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Re:ALright, I had the same problem with my dual boot w2k & win98se.
I tried the quick repair trick, but it didnt fix the problem. I was able to boot fine only as long as I had the win2k cd in the drive.
SO I re-installed both Os's.
NOw the message shows up but allows me to boot without the CD.
I'm gonna get rid of my Win2k boot altogether, so I dont really need this NT detection file thingamajig.
Does anyone know where this is triggered? and how to stop it from doing whatever it's trying to do? (I assume it has something to do with NTSF)
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Re:yep that fixed everything!
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Re:guy has the right answer….I somehow did the same thing when I had a dual boot of Win98 and W2k going…
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Re:Maybe the XP Setup Boot Diskettes (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q310994&ID=310994) will help you.
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Re:I would boot from the XP CD and tell it to do a quick fix on the Windows XP install you have already. Should just reinstall the system files and you will still have all your data and devices and such. No big deal. My lil bro does that kinda stuff all the time. -TAL
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