krisschc

• Oct 19th, 2007

 

Missing ntldr press restart
Some times press r to restart
Some time enable vga
Bad drivers loading never starts so you need to boot from safe mode and select last known configuration.

syed_nrp

 Profile Answers by syed_nrp Questions by syed_nrp

• Jun 11th, 2009

 

If that PC having Windows XP Operating System
Given below are the
problems

1. Select boot device in BIOS
2. If you are installed
Multiple operating system, select which one you want it (that files Boot.ini)
3.
ntldr misssing press ctrl+alt+del to restart
4. ntdetect.com file is
missing press
5. Kernel file is missing press c+a+d to restart (ntkernol)
6.
Chkdsk error
7. No media device
8. Bad RAM
9. Fatal Error (Blue Screen)
10. Once enter the OS it is showing low disk
space / low virtual memory, etc..
11. Not properly installed hardware and software drivers (see the device manager)
12.
Your HDD having Bad Sectors
13. Again and again restart
14. System is hanging

Khandokar Mahafuz Hassan

• Jun 28th, 2012

 

If you are installed
Multiple operating system, select which one you want it (that files Boot.ini)

Mandar Mench

 Profile Answers by Mandar Mench 

• Jul 26th, 2012

 

If you installed winxp and windows 7 both operating system in dual boot you can define which system by default to be start through editing in boot.ini or from go to start - run -put following command and press enter COMMAND IS MSCONFIG and press enter in highest os in win7 go to boot tab and you see both os entry thr so set any os u want to set default through select that entry and click on set as default and change start up time through time out in seconds ..

Urfi

• Aug 3rd, 2016

 

Missing boot loader file