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NTLDR, help meee!!!

Discussion in 'Windows - General discussion' started by snifr, Dec 27, 2005.

  1. snifr

    snifr Guest

    Hello all.
    I took my cdrom drive out of my computer then i startet it and then it come op with the error: "NTLDR IS MISSING".
    I havbe tried to reinstal windows but it cant find the C drive, so i dont now how i shall get my computer to work again. If somebody could help me i would be very happy.?
     
  2. Jeanc1

    Jeanc1 Guest

    When a PC starts up , it has to look for your Boot.ini file that is located in the root of your HD -- If it does not see this -- it will give you the error you getting now ! Now you said you've removed and re-installed your drive -- could it be that you also nudge the HD connections ?? Has to be something you touched when you did that ""remove"" -- !

     
  3. snifr

    snifr Guest

    No i have'nt, cause BIOS can find it. But if i go into and will instal windows again i can see 130 gb of my HD and but it is the last 30 gb i have windows on. I have seperated my HD to 2 drives. I can instal windows on the 130 but when i start up the pc it still says that error, so i dont now if the HD cant be return to zero or what i can do?
     
  4. Jeanc1

    Jeanc1 Guest

    Ok then -- NTLDR is an acronym for New Technology Loader -- what's most likely going on is the BIOS either didn't look for the right drive, didn't find the right partition, it wasn't active, didn't find the MBR, or the MBR didn't list NTLDR in the right place, or the location of NTLDR changed.
     
  5. snifr

    snifr Guest

    Yes, but how can i fix it?
     
  6. Jeanc1

    Jeanc1 Guest

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