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nobi10.2'wwt error ntldr message

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by vbobbby, 2009/04/05.

  1. 2009/04/05
    vbobbby

    vbobbby Inactive Thread Starter

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    Is their any way I can fix this problem.
     
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    Hi vbobbby

    Although I've a fair idea what the problem is, can you quote the exact error message you are receiving? And do you have an XP CD or a recovery CD/DVD?
     
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  4. 2009/04/08
    vbobbby

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    their is a black screen that says.
    NTLDR is missing
    Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart
    When I try to restore system to original Factory backup Image the message that appears is:
    There is sector damage in 0x60c65f of the source hard drive or hard drive devise don't exist.
     
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    No, I don't have an XP CD or a recovery CD/DVD. I have a laptop the has XP.
     
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    Hi vbobby,

    Sorry for the delay,

    You are probably going to need a recovery cd or original XP CD to repair the fault.

    The errors indicate your hard drive is sick and may need replacing :(

    If you can determine the manufacturer of HD (BIOS may help) you can download diagnostic tools to test the drive.

    Use the relevant link from this post
     
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