NTLDR Missing ALT+CTRL+DEL to restart?
IS there any option to run windows in this condition .
I mean i dont wanna format my PC or repair it.
Is there any file or repair key CD to back windows again in its working condition
PLZ REPLY.
Update:I M RUNNING WINDOWS XP SP2
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NTLDR is something to do with your network card drivers. Why you are missing the restart, I don't know - the two aren't related in any way that I know.
Try running the System File Checker:
Hold down the Windows key and press R and then let both go.
Type this exactly into the text box:
sfc /scannow
Press OK.
This may take a few minutes to over an hour and might ask for your Windows CD. Hopefully it will sort out the restart option being missing.
Then in Safe Mode (press F8 as the computer starts booting into Windows), remove all copies of network cards that you can find and restart. Allow the network card to be installed. Make sure you have a copy of the network drivers before you go into Safe Mode and delete them.
Removing network cards:
Right click on My Computer.
Choose Properties.
Click the Hardware tab.
Click the Device Manager button.
Use the window to find and remove all netword cards.
Restart Windows into Normal Mode.
EDIT:
venkat_raju1001 - click the ? at the top of the page and ask your own question. You should only answer in a question, not ask your own question.
It happened lots of times with me but the only way to get back to your windows is to use a bootable CD of windows (same windows) and choose the "repair" option and it will fix it.
And by the way if you tried to copy the missing file again it will not work.
Hi board,
Im new round here so please forgive me if ive posted this in the wrong section...as im not sure if the problem is operating system or software/hardware related thought id post it here :-/
My system is running XP SP1 (or should be)
Ive looked through some other web sites and found plenty of info on my problem but still not managed to solve the problem.....ive been advised to use a WIN98 boot disc to solve the problem but with floppy inserted i still get the same message...im lost.... :knock:
any ideas on what to do, and more importantly what caused the problem to start with?
Cheers for any help guys n gals
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This URL outlines your problem, and walks you through making a bootdisc to fix it:
http://tinyempire.com/notes/ntldrismissing.htm
However, a OS reinstall would probably be easier. You do NOT need to format, and you would not lose your data.
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000465.htm