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Posted by Paul King on March 13, 2008, 4:12 am
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Steve,
When you get this message it normally refers that you have lost the master
boot record or been infected by a virus which has taken some core system
files.
I would suggest booting with your restore CD as if you were setting up
windows again. If the system detects a previous install of Windows then you
will be home and dry, if not - start contemplating data recovery with a high
price!
Cheers
Paul.
>I have a laptop which I have been unable to boot. I get the following
> message-NTLDR is missing, Press CTRL+ALT+ DEL TO RESTART. I get the same
> message on trying to boot again. I had lost the original windows OS. So
> I
> purchased a a new Restore DVD from the same manufacturer. My question is
> if I
> try to run and install the restore DVD, am I going to loose all the data
> and
> files which are there on the hard drive. I don't want to loose the data.
> Any
> sugggestion is welcome.
> Steve
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