BOOT PROBLEM

already my brohas another boot problem..

i get to the start normally screen but it doesnt start normally also try to use safe mode but doesnt work.. heres the error on blue screen :O

it talks about new hardware/software but nothing new was installed

but this was also there..

UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

See if this helps:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q315403
PS: You didn't say which OS, so I took a shot it's XP.

its running winxp

i tried using the recovery console already but it says that there are 1 or more unrecoverable problems

ok i tried it again, recovery managed to fix it this time, and everything finished.. when i exit and reboot same thing happens again


same error w/ unmountable

I got the same problem when I tryed to install an old scanner driver..Hell I couldnt even get into safe mode.. I had no choice but to format and reinstall:rolleyes:

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Originally posted by Shinta
ok i tried it again, recovery managed to fix it this time, and everything finished.. when i exit and reboot same thing happens again


same error w/ unmountable

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You have to boot again from the CD

then select repair on the 2nd installation screen.

that's about the easiest way to fix it.

there's something real wrong with the partition from your last crash, so bunch of stuff has gone lost.

i was able to recovery the hard drive files

BUT..

now there is another problem. the system constantly says that there's a problem with windows exporer. does anyone have any ideas about this one?

If your using 2 strips of ram try them one at a time or borrow a strip somewhere to try see if explorer settles down. Could be bad ram and easy enough fix to try.

did that.. same problem

problem fixed

just popped in the xp cd and chose to upgrade

Told you before, you just needed to reinstall :p

yah but by this way i didnt have to lose anything :P

that's exactely what i meant

during the 2nd install screen if you select Repair, it will not over write your stuff, it'll only fix what is wrong with only the system files.

anyways... upgrade / re-install, it's the same thing.

as long as you don't select New install, or Format then re-install, then it's good to go :D