sony nw18h installed GHOST XP, restart HAL DLL lost and could not start

There should be an option called PE system boot on your system disk,Use this option to enter an XP-like emergency system after booting with a CD,Open a file called my computer C disk after starting,Compare the content to see if it's different.,Modify it.。 If the modification is invalid, change the number in parentheses in partition(1) below to 2, such as partition(2), change it to 3 if it doesn't work, and so on.

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default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows

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multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

The reason for this phenomenon is that the computer misrecognizes the partition of the hard drive. I don't know why that's happening. Anyway, you can look at it instead.

Hello landlord, I think: you can start with a CD; I hope the above can help the landlord.

You don't have to use a USB stick. Boot the system with the Windows XP installation disc and go to the Recovery Console, if your disc drive letter is D, then you should enter :copy D:

i386 C: Windows System32, press enter to restore the file back.

This is a problem with the wrong power mode.

When you reinstall the system with ghost, you must select the correct mode when you go to the power mode selection.

If you can't choose your ghost, or if you can't choose it, then you need to try another ghost disk.

Your system files are lost and recover them with a system disc or just reinstall the system.

This is because you have deleted the files in the root directory of the C drive, which records the boot menu item. Without this file, the system will boot from the default installation location, which is the same prompt you see. The solution is to copy the Chinese file of the gohst folder to the C drive.

There is a problem with this ghost file, find another ghost and do it again.

Since you are restoring, your current thing no longer exists, only the previous backup has, you try to try the C grid first, it should not be a format problem, because no matter what format you C is now, ghost restore is not the format you backed up before. Or you change the version, after the transfer, use another image software of GOST to withdraw the information you want from the image, as long as the image is not broken.

Dear, this situation occurs mainly because of a problem with the bootstrap item.

1. Symptoms. The specific manifestation of this problem is shown in the following figure:

2. Repair method.

A. Enter the PE system and open the hard disk partition tool DiskGenius to check whether the system disk C is active. If not, right-click to activate.

After activation, the status is as follows:

B. Select the system disk C disk, click the hard disk in the menu bar - rebuild the main boot item MBR.

C. Close the DiskGenius hard disk partition tool, open the tool to repair the system boot items on the PE desktop (medicine box icon), select the drive letter where the system is located, and start the repair until the repair is completed.

d. Reboot to enter the system normally, and the problem is solved.

PS: Before repairing the boot item, check whether the system disk is active. This is important, important!

I didn't notice it because I didn't notice it, so how to fix the system boot item is the same problem. The problem is solved after activating the system disk! There is no need to reinstall the system at all. )

When the computer restarts into WinXP, the system prompts: "SystemRoot System32 file is illegal or the file is corrupted, the system cannot boot". You can take advantage of the Failback console to repair corrupted files.

Insert the XP installation disk and reboot the computer, and select the Failback Console. Follow the prompts to enter the Windows DOS directory.

At the DOS prompt, enter expand x: i386 c:

Windows System32 (X: is the drive letter of the optical drive. Use expand again to first copy to c:

Windows system32, and restart the computer after changing the name, and then copy the source file name because the name is changed (ren) and restart.

It's your ghost that's wrong. It is recommended that you re-create the next ghost, and you can use the one-click ghost hard disk version. The recommendations are versioned.

Some ghost system installation disks are not very good, and even if they are changed, the system will have a lot of other problems, and it is very troublesome, so it is better to redo the system.

Hello. You can check out the information in our Dell technical forum, which is very comprehensive.

I've come across this before! If you don't have a PE disk, you can buy an installation disk or buy a disk with PE, and use the installation disk. Reloading might solve the problem.

Sometimes the problem remains. With PE, you can change a number to enter the system according to the method you have above!

U disk is a bit complicated, just buy a disk for 5 yuan, use the disk.

Set the boot optical drive to start, it won't be at once.

Start from the installation disk,Don't install the system,But enter the windows PE system,Change it in it.,If your ghost disk doesn't have a PE system,Then go buy a disk with a PE system。

There should be a problem with the ghost disk you bought.

Buy a new one or renew it.

Right. You're right.

It's the problem with that hidden partition.

Just change it yourself.

Change it in DOS. Or go in with a PE system. If you don't have a plate, just buy one.

If the ghost backup of the system disk you did before is still there, you don't need to be afraid of anything, you can directly find a ghost file with PE boot or DOS self-running, U disk boot or disc to start the computer host, and then run a new ghost file to restore the system!

I'm sorry. There's something wrong with your backup. I can't fix it, I have to reinstall the system, I'm really sorry.

Could it be a hardware issue? Unplug the memory and rub off the gold finger with an eraser. If you have more than one memory, just plug it in.