Doing that now. I'll post back as soon as its done. Posted 20 July - PM. No, still same error. Please contact your support person to report this problem. Getting worried Yeah, i tried the option of 'L' - i dont have an ERD but it comes back with - Setup cannot find a Windows installation to repair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unless you provide the ERD for the installation you want to repair, Setup cannot make the repairs. It could be because i have a boot manager installed, when i tried running two hardrives 1.
Win2k and the others Win I'll run the fixboot cmd now I'm thinking about just reinstalling over the top! But would rather not Its crazy, why cant it just look up the cd rom for the dll files it needs??? Edited by Scott, 20 July - PM. Reply to quoted posts Clear. Downloads View all categories Upload file New files since last visit Files from past 7 days.
In such scenarios, an emergency recovery disk can help you to restore the operating system to normal status. If your PC cannot boot, an emergency recovery disc will help you to boot it as well. Want to create a Windows emergency recovery disk? There are two efficient ways for your reference. Then you can follow these steps:. Step 3. Then you can get a Windows 7 emergency recovery disk. However, the emergency recovery disk made by Windows built-in tool may not boot other computers except the one that created it.
Then, you can turn to a third party software to restore system from disc. If you want to create an emergency recovery disk in Windows 10, this freeware can also give you a hand. This useful software also provides system backup and system restore. You can use these practical features to protect your personal data. Now, you can refer to the following steps. Download the freeware first. Step 2. Assuming that you have enough free hard disk space, you can always install a second copy of Windows NT and use this copy to fix the original copy.
However, using this process can really put your skills to the test if you need to do anything more than just basic file manipulation. Fortunately, Microsoft understands just how hard life can be. In this Daily Feature, I'll discuss the Recovery Console in detail and explain how to use it to fix various problems. What is the Recovery Console? The Recovery Console is a utility that's built into Windows This utility allows you to boot a PC containing a damaged copy of Windows to a command line.
From the command line, you may accomplish such tasks as enabling and disabling services and manipulating files, even if they're stored on an NTFS partition. When you see the Windows splash screen, close it. We should warn you that the Recovery Console requires 74 MB of hard disk space. If your copy of Windows is already damaged and you can't install the Recovery Console in this way, don't worry. There are other ways of accessing the Recovery Console.
I'll discuss these methods later on. Accessing the Recovery Console Once you've installed the Recovery Console, you can access it by rebooting your PC and selecting the Recovery Console command from the boot menu. You must log in using the Administrator account.
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