1. Fixing Installation (Repair Install)
IF your Windows XP error (corrupted) where you do not have another operating system to boot,
You can do the repair installation (Repair Install) who works as setting (settings) that early.
- Make sure you have the key (key) Windows XP valid.
- The entire process will take less than 1 / 2 or 1 hour, depending on your computer spec.
- If you asked for an administrator password, you should choose the Repair option (repair) the second,
not the first.
- Insert your Windows XP CD and do the boot from the CD.
- When it comes second repair option R = Repair, press the R key
This will start the repair.
- Ckick the F8 key to agree the next process "I Agree at the Licensing Agreement
- Click the R button when the directory where you installed Windows XP. Usually C: \ WINDOWS
Next will be checked drive C: and start copying files.
And automatically restart if necessary. Let your CD in the drive.
- Next you will see a picture of "progress bar" that is part of the improvement,
he looks like a normal XP installation normally, including "Collecting Information, Dynamic Update,
Preparing Installation, Installing Windows, finalizing the Installation ".
- When asked, click the Next button
- When asked to enter a key, enter key (key) your valid Windows XP.
- Normally you want to remain in the Domain or Workgroup name the same.
- The computer will restart.
- Next you will have the same screen as the activation of the system when a normal installation.
- Register if you want (usually not necessary).
- Done
Now you can log in with your existing account.
2. NTOSKRNL Damaged or Missing (Missing or Corrupt)
When you find an error message that "NTOSKRNL not found" / NTOSKRNL not found, do:
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When R = Repair option appears first, press the R key
- Click the number corresponding to the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Change to the CD Drive you are.
- Write: CD i386
- Write: expand ntkrnlmp.ex_ C: \ Windows \ System32 \ ntoskrnl.exe
- If Windows XP is installed elsewhere, change according to location.
- Remove your CD and type exit
3. HAL.DLL Damaged or Missing (Missing or Corrupt)
If you get errors related to corrupted or missing hal.dll file, it is possible
BOOT.INI file has incorrect configuration (misconfigured).
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- Shown At R = Repair option first, click on the R.
- Click the number corresponding to the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Write: bootcfg / list
Reach the content / input on the current BOOT.INI file
- Write: bootcfg / rebuild
Improve the configuration of the BOOT.INI file
- Remove your CD and type exit
4. Directory \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG damaged or missing
If you get errors with the inscription:
"Windows Could not Start Because the Following files is missing or corrupt
\ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG \ SYSTEM or \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG \ SOFTWARE "
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When R = Repair option appears first, press the R key
- Click the number that corresponds with the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Enter the administrator password if necessary.
- Write: cd \ windows \ system32 \ config
- Next depending on the location of the damage:
- Write: ren ren system software software.rusak OR system.rusak
- Then again it also depends on the location of the damage:
- Write: copy \ windows \ repair \ system
- Write: copy \ windows \ repair \ software
- Remove your CD and type exit
5. NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM not found (NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM Not Found)
If you find an error that NTLDR is not found when booting:
a. For the type of FAT partition
- Try to boot from your Win98 floppy and copy the files NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM
from the i386 directory to the drive stem / root (root) C: \
b. For the type of NTFS partition
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When the options appear first R = Repair, press the R key
- Click the number that corresponds with the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Enter the administrator password if necessary.
- Enter the following command, where X: is the address of the CD ROM drive (Adjust!).
- Write: COPY X: \ i386 \ NTLDR C \:
- Write: COPY X: \ i386 \ NTDETECT.COM C: \
- Remove your CD and type exit
IF your Windows XP error (corrupted) where you do not have another operating system to boot,
You can do the repair installation (Repair Install) who works as setting (settings) that early.
- Make sure you have the key (key) Windows XP valid.
- The entire process will take less than 1 / 2 or 1 hour, depending on your computer spec.
- If you asked for an administrator password, you should choose the Repair option (repair) the second,
not the first.
- Insert your Windows XP CD and do the boot from the CD.
- When it comes second repair option R = Repair, press the R key
This will start the repair.
- Ckick the F8 key to agree the next process "I Agree at the Licensing Agreement
- Click the R button when the directory where you installed Windows XP. Usually C: \ WINDOWS
Next will be checked drive C: and start copying files.
And automatically restart if necessary. Let your CD in the drive.
- Next you will see a picture of "progress bar" that is part of the improvement,
he looks like a normal XP installation normally, including "Collecting Information, Dynamic Update,
Preparing Installation, Installing Windows, finalizing the Installation ".
- When asked, click the Next button
- When asked to enter a key, enter key (key) your valid Windows XP.
- Normally you want to remain in the Domain or Workgroup name the same.
- The computer will restart.
- Next you will have the same screen as the activation of the system when a normal installation.
- Register if you want (usually not necessary).
- Done
Now you can log in with your existing account.
2. NTOSKRNL Damaged or Missing (Missing or Corrupt)
When you find an error message that "NTOSKRNL not found" / NTOSKRNL not found, do:
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When R = Repair option appears first, press the R key
- Click the number corresponding to the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Change to the CD Drive you are.
- Write: CD i386
- Write: expand ntkrnlmp.ex_ C: \ Windows \ System32 \ ntoskrnl.exe
- If Windows XP is installed elsewhere, change according to location.
- Remove your CD and type exit
3. HAL.DLL Damaged or Missing (Missing or Corrupt)
If you get errors related to corrupted or missing hal.dll file, it is possible
BOOT.INI file has incorrect configuration (misconfigured).
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- Shown At R = Repair option first, click on the R.
- Click the number corresponding to the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Write: bootcfg / list
Reach the content / input on the current BOOT.INI file
- Write: bootcfg / rebuild
Improve the configuration of the BOOT.INI file
- Remove your CD and type exit
4. Directory \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG damaged or missing
If you get errors with the inscription:
"Windows Could not Start Because the Following files is missing or corrupt
\ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG \ SYSTEM or \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM32 \ CONFIG \ SOFTWARE "
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When R = Repair option appears first, press the R key
- Click the number that corresponds with the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Enter the administrator password if necessary.
- Write: cd \ windows \ system32 \ config
- Next depending on the location of the damage:
- Write: ren ren system software software.rusak OR system.rusak
- Then again it also depends on the location of the damage:
- Write: copy \ windows \ repair \ system
- Write: copy \ windows \ repair \ software
- Remove your CD and type exit
5. NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM not found (NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM Not Found)
If you find an error that NTLDR is not found when booting:
a. For the type of FAT partition
- Try to boot from your Win98 floppy and copy the files NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM
from the i386 directory to the drive stem / root (root) C: \
b. For the type of NTFS partition
- Insert the Windows XP CD and boot from the CD.
- When the options appear first R = Repair, press the R key
- Click the number that corresponds with the location of the Windows installation you want to repair.
- Usually # 1
- Enter the administrator password if necessary.
- Enter the following command, where X: is the address of the CD ROM drive (Adjust!).
- Write: COPY X: \ i386 \ NTLDR C \:
- Write: COPY X: \ i386 \ NTDETECT.COM C: \
- Remove your CD and type exit
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