Insert the Windows OS CD original and then reboot your machine ... after you will see a message "press any key to boot from CD" .. do that. Then if U have Windows 2000 Pro CD or XP Pro CD or XP CD whatever, it will install all the necessary OS files and related drivers into Memory and then will try to dedect the INSTALLED/ CURRENT version of Windows OS on your system / on C: drive. Then you can decide whether to REPAIR or INSTALL the Windows OS again. So choose REPAIR option and then it will ask u for the Administrator's Password if SET for C: ... just enter password if you have set up earlier other wise just hit [enter] Windows OS will get the necessary missing or currupted file(s) from CD drive and then will tell you to reboot again. Then remove Windows CD from drive and then reboot ... Now If things are normal then your machine will BOOT UP normally and will run. If U have problems even after repairing your windows ... please observe the problem what happens after what and write down and come back and ask the problem again ... We will try to work something out again ..... till then GOOD LUCK :))
You need to repair or reinstall the operating system. Also it depends on file which is missing. Some are files are not important as others. Missing system files might indicate that you have a virus/trojan/malware on your computer.
If it says "Some file maybe corrupt" then the problem is in your Windows CD. You need a new one Format you hard disk completely once. Then try reinstaling Windows XP. This will resolve the problem.
Yes. It should. But sometimes its where you installed it from or what its designed to do that's the problem, or sometimes the file is corrupt or you have a virus. But I would reinstall first. if that don't work, uninstall then install. sometimes it has to be completely removed before being replaced.
reinstall windows, it depends on which operating system you have or computer manufacturer you have. on hp , tap the f11 key until it says " loading files" then go to system restore and restore your computer to the original factory condition. that's all. or if you bought this operating system, return if get another one. or else, its illegal and cracked. another thing if you have a warranty get it in for check up its going to be free, possibly ;] hope this helps;]
Get your original xp/vista disk and insert it into the CD drive When your computer is booting up press the delete key to enter the bios Go to the boot tap and change the options so that the CD boots first When your computer restarts and boots to the xp/vista disk click on repair computer.
My best bet is to reload the operating system, or go with windows 7
You need to repair or reinstall the operating system. Also it depends on file which is missing. Some are files are not important as others. Missing system files might indicate that you have a virus/trojan/malware on your computer.
Windows uses the registry to read all its settings. Most of these settings are wrote in binary form. If the registry is corrupt you need to re-install the program that is showing you the message that it is corrupt. If you can't turn on your computer because it says corrupt, you need to re-install windows
Yes, there are programs that allow you to do corrupt data recovery on a Windows 7 computer. You can visit http://www.programmersheaven.com/user/jacobluis/blog/4850-Resolving-Corrupt-Registry-Error-Message-in-Windows-7/ for more information
Restore the system from your latest backup or install the operating system from source using the repair mode.
INI files are typically used by windows to define process properties. If you are getting a message, one ishgfdtgfhvthbgnb
The boot record will not boot anymore or more precisely the message "NTLDR is missing" will be displayed. To remedy this situation boot with a copy of windows and use the "Recovery Console" in the boot menu and at the command prompt type the following: fixmbr and hit enter. Although there is a risk, there isin't much else you can do.
Typically when your hard drive is dead on Microsoft Windows the computer will fail to boot and an error message will pop up on screen stating that the hard drive was not found or is corrupt.
That is an Error code for the Windows Media Player application. It likely has to do with file incompatibility or missing codecs. Try Googling the error message for possible resolutions to the problem.
An error message regarding a procedure entry point generally indicates that the computer is missing a Windows starter pack. The proper service pack should be installed on the machine.
How are you doing this installation? A disc? Please leave a message on my board with more details, and I may be able to help you with this.
Probably a corrupt windows file. Rescue data and re-install windows.