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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Performance and Maintainance / May 2008System Recovery died
Tried to run system recovery on a PC with Windows XP that I replaced and want to donate to a school. Went to quick format to erase all data files and installed applications. Recovery started but stopped (several times) at between 16% and 18% completed, always on a Windows\I386\ file, but never the same one. The screen flickers and the process stalls. Starting over (F-10) doesn't help, same result. Rebooting normally gets a DOS message "NTLDR is missing" CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart, which goes back to the same message. Can't reboot, can't run recovery. This PC will be usless unless this problem can be resolved. Any ideas???? Thanks, Dave G. Each computer maker uses their own system recovery method - this is not part of Windows. If the manual that came with your computer doesn't describe how to do a system recovery you should contact the computer maker for help. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est > Tried to run system recovery on a PC with Windows XP that I replaced and want > to donate to a school. Went to quick format to erase all data files and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Thanks, > Dave G. |
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