Reparere en NTFS Partion via cd. Mulighed?
Software d. 13. juli. 2008, skrevet af Morten-[TB]-
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Morten-[TB]-
#0
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Jeg er så uheldig at mit medie center indtil videre kører på en ældre skod hdd. Jeg har så lige fået en meddelse om at den ikke kan finde min boot bla bla bla. Og jeg så skal genstarte. Det er sådan set ikke problemet. Jeg syntes bare at kunne huske noget om at man kan hente et image med nogle tools på, som så kan brændes ned på en skive. Hvorefter man kan reparere sin hdd fra cd'en af.
Eller tager jeg fejl?
Eller tager jeg fejl?
#1
Jeg ved ikke med NTFS, men Gparted's Boot-CD virker fint til at gennemrode sin hdd 🙂
#2
Den havde jeg set ja. Men kan ikk lige mit formål 😕
#3
ved ikke om det hjælper, men har reddet min gamle eksterne (ved godt det ikke er det samme som dig) med Phoenix NTFS backup (mener jeg det hed). Jeg søgte på google, og fandt.
#4
Jo du skal bare komme boot-flaget på din NTFS partition,
#5
kunne også prøve at ligge windows install cd i og køre rep konsollen...
fixmbr eller fixboot..
Your Windows XP setup CDROM has a tool called the Recovery Console, which is designed to help you repair a damaged master boot record or boot sector. To start the Recovery Console and fix your damaged MBR, follow these steps:
1) Restart your computer with the Windows XP Setup disk in the CDROM drive.
2) If you are prompted to press a key to start the computer from CDROM, do so quickly. Otherwise it may try to boot from the hard drive.
3) After a few minutes, you'll see a prompt to press the R key to start the Recovery Console.
4) When Recovery Console starts, it will prompt you to enter a number corresponding to the Windows XP installation that you need to repair. In most cases, you'll enter "1" (which will be the only choice). If you press ENTER without typing a number, Recovery Console will quit and restart your computer.
5) Enter your Administrator password. If you don't enter the correct password, you cannot continue.
6) At the Recovery Console command prompt, type fixmbr and then verify that you want to proceed.
Your damaged MBR will be replaced with a shiny new one, and you should then be able to boot your system normally. In some cases, you may need to repair the boot sector in addition to the MBR. If your system still doesn't boot properly, repeat the steps above, but issue the fixboot command instead.
fixmbr eller fixboot..
Your Windows XP setup CDROM has a tool called the Recovery Console, which is designed to help you repair a damaged master boot record or boot sector. To start the Recovery Console and fix your damaged MBR, follow these steps:
1) Restart your computer with the Windows XP Setup disk in the CDROM drive.
2) If you are prompted to press a key to start the computer from CDROM, do so quickly. Otherwise it may try to boot from the hard drive.
3) After a few minutes, you'll see a prompt to press the R key to start the Recovery Console.
4) When Recovery Console starts, it will prompt you to enter a number corresponding to the Windows XP installation that you need to repair. In most cases, you'll enter "1" (which will be the only choice). If you press ENTER without typing a number, Recovery Console will quit and restart your computer.
5) Enter your Administrator password. If you don't enter the correct password, you cannot continue.
6) At the Recovery Console command prompt, type fixmbr and then verify that you want to proceed.
Your damaged MBR will be replaced with a shiny new one, and you should then be able to boot your system normally. In some cases, you may need to repair the boot sector in addition to the MBR. If your system still doesn't boot properly, repeat the steps above, but issue the fixboot command instead.