Re: Operating sytem not found by Phillip
Phillip
Fri Aug 27 15:05:50 CDT 2004
It could be looking at the wrong drive during bootup.
It could be looking at the wrong partition on the right drive during bootup.
It could be looking at the wrong partition on the wrong drive during bootup.
It could be looking at the right partition on the wrong drive during bootup.
Hard Drive could have died.
The Hard Drive Controller could have died.
The Boot Sector could be corrupted
The Partition could be corrupted
The wrong partition could be set to "Active"
The whole drive could be corrupted
If this is a stand alone drive (meaning not a RAID Drive) then it could be
placed in another functioning machine as a Slave Drive and see if it is
readable. If it looks intact then you could backup the contents first then
run Chkdsk on the drive in this temporary machine, then put it back in the
original machine and see what happens.
If it is a RAID drive you could "image" it with Ghost to backup the data,
use Ghost Explorer to gather the data from the Image. Re-build the machine,
then add the data back again.
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Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
"tadevela" <tadevela@excite.com> wrote in message
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> how can I solve the problem , that everytime I start my
> computer my operating system is not found