ito boss nahalungkat ko
Press Ctrl
+Alt+Del to restart". Multiple
restarts result in the same error
message.
If you put your drive into another
computer, or connecting it as a
slave on your own computer, it
will typically work fine, and no
data is missing.
Because this error is not usually
associated with data loss, DO NOT
RE-PARTITION THE DRIVE. Your
data is likely safe and sound.
Here's how we'll recover your
data. Try each step below, in
order, and see if your drive
becomes accessible after each
step. In my experience, you won't
start seeing results until step 5 or
so.
1. Run CHKDSK /R /P from the
recovery console (it will typically
find no error)
2. run FIXBOOT from recovery
console (typically has no result)
3. run FIXMBR from recovery
console (typically has no result)
4. Run the manufacturer's
diagnostic utility, downloaded
from their website (it will typically
find no error)
5. Changing the drives from cable
select to Master/Slave may fix it.
6. Replacing the data cable may fix
it, but usually not.
7. Setting the BIOS to use defaults
may fix it, but usually not.
8. Changing the BIOS drive
settings from auto to user-
specified, ensuring that LBA is
selected may fix it.
9. Pulling the CMOS battery to let
the BIOS lose it settings may
work.
At this point, you may be feeling
some frustration.
If all that fails, here's what will
usually work:
Ghost your data to a new drive,
and use the original one as a
slave. It will work. And all of your
data will still be accessible. Your
computer should boot normally. If
it doesn't, or it there are errors,
run the Repair Installation option
from your Windows boot CD.
hope nakapag bigay info.