Boot prompt NTLDR is missing how to solve

What is the Ntldr file:

What does NTLDR mean: NTLDR full name is a hidden, read-only system file, located in the root directory of the system disk, used to load the operating system. is a WINNT/WIN2000/WINXP boot file, so it should be backed up when the system is normal.

NTLDR files exist in the root directory of the system disk, usually in the C-packing directory. NTLDR is a system file that is hidden and has read-only properties, and can only be seen if the hidden file is displayed in the Open folder option.

NTLDR's full name is called NT Loader, is the system loader, NTLDR the main role is to parse Boot.ini file, and then load the operating system, so that we can normally enter the operating system. So NTLDR lost will result in the display of NTLDR is missing on power-on, which can not go into the operating system normally.

NTLDR is missing failure reason:

Failure reason: Appears NTLDR is missing generally is because the Netizen mistakenly deletes NTLDR file to cause, present Trojan Horse and virus have not seen to have deleted NTLDR behavior. So in the encounter NTLDR is missing what to do, here we need to use the operating system of the installation CD-ROM, see the following figure instructions.

1, NTLDR is missing when you upgrade from Win9x to WinXP

1, the problem after the clone: When you want to use the clone made Win9x upgrade to WinXP, then it is easy to appear a hint:

NTLDR is missing.

Of course, the following requirements must be met in order to occur:

A), the system/boot partition is the FAT32 file system.

b), the computer started using the INT-13 interrupt extension to start. Most of the current mainstream computers are using this approach.

c), because at clone time, the burned system is stored in the FAT32 BIOS Parameter block (BPD) value and physical drive.

To display the solution for the NTLDR is missing

First, recover with Recovery Console

1 First, enter the BIOS setting to boot from the CD and then insert the disc reboot, after the "Welcome to Setup" Interface, we select "To use the Recovery Console to repair the Windows XP installation, press R".

2 Then the "Recovery Console" will automatically scan the hard disk installed Windows system and a select list, only installed a Windows directly press "1" and then return, and then enter the administrator password, "Enter" after the system logged in.

3 then execute the following command:

Copy X:i386ntldr C:

("X" represents the letter of the optical drive), copy the NTLDR from the disc to the root of the system disk, and the following prompts should appear after the carriage return, and then restart the line.

Second, the Magical Ghost CD-ROM and Ghost browser

If there is no original XP installation CD-ROM and only ghost version of the system CD, can also be resolved (direct reload is the *_*), but the key is the use of Ghost browser.

Typically those revisions of XP will integrate the functionality of the backup and restore system, then use it to help the original system immediately make a Gho backup, and then install the system on the ghost disc (just as a transitional function), after the installation of nothing else, directly with Ghost browser ( The general ghost version of the system's directory has to open the Gho file just backed up, in the new system under C disk find NTLDR (need to remove "Hide protected operating system files" in "Folder Options" Check and check "Show All Files and folders") directly dragged to the Gho file under C disk, and then the Restore the original system of NTLDR backup files back to the OK.