A friend has managed to damage the boot block on his hard disk and can no longer boot into windows obviously.
Whats the easiest quickest way to get it booting again ? If I remember back in days of yore, you could transfer the system files off a boot floppy, over to the hard disk and this would do the trick ? Would this work with Win98SE ? (FAT32) A:> SYS C: -Darren [Edited by DazV - 12/26/2001 8:18:58 PM] |
On a working PC, ideally with the same revision of Windows, do a SYS A: from a command prompt.
You'll need to copy SYS.COM from \Windows\Command onto the floppy as well. Then boot the duff PC off the floppy and do SYS C: |
If that doesn't work, you could try
fdisk /mbr |
Cheers all.
Thing I'll do a SYS C: If that doesn't work, I'll put in a master hard disk, set the original to slave and try and use partition magic on it. Thanks again. |
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