Prompt missing system32 drivers ntfs sys, improve the system, what should I do??

Ghost's XP bar,It's still a brand machine.。

Because the brand machine has a hidden partition (one-click recovery of system backup files), its partition table is also set by the factory, and the partition table file of Ghost cannot be written (protected), of course, you can't start XP.

Install the system with a fully installed version of the XP (i.e., the step-by-step one).

Or repartition the entire hard line (you can delete the hidden partition under PE), but this risk is greater, sometimes you need to activate the hard disk again, and the original system, driver will be gone.

The following is copied from you, I hope it can help you.

Q: When restarting Windows XP after converting a partition from FAT32 to NTFS file system, I get the "Missing or Corrupt" error message, which causes the system to fail to boot properly. What should I do?

Answer: In the Failback Console, enter CD Windows System32 Drivers, and then press Enter. Then type ren and rename the corrupted file to .

If the prompt does not find the file, the file is missing. Put the installation disc of Windows XP into the optical drive, assuming that Windows XP is installed on the C drive, and the drive letter of the optical drive is H, type Copy H: i386 C:

Windows System32 Drivers, then exit the Recovery Console and restart Windows XP.

If you lose a system file, you can attach the hard disk to another computer, copy a file to system32 drivers, and then put the hard disk on your own computer, start the computer to see if there is still an error message. First, scan the hard disk with MHDD to see if there are bad sectors, and then look at the memory, scan the memory to see if the memory is broken.

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It is a file system format, and the 0x00000023 usually occurs when reading and writing the system partition of the FAT16 or FAT32 file system.

0x00000024 is due to a file error (the purpose of this driver file is to allow the system to read and write.

NTFS file system).These two BSOD errors are most likely caused by physical damage to the disk itself, or by corrupted Interrupt Requirement Packet (IRP). Other reasons include:

The hard disk is too fragmented; File reads and writes are too frequent, and the amount of data is very large or caused by some disk mirroring software or anti-virus software.

Solution: First Hungry Step: Start by opening the command line prompt and run"chkdsk /r"(Note: Not chkdisk, it feels like this, but .......)) command to check and fix the hard drive error, if the report is bad track, please use the check tool provided by the hard drive manufacturer to check and fix it.

Step 2: Disable all software that scans files, such as anti-virus software, firewalls, or backup tools.

Step 3: Right-click on the C: Winnt System32 Drivers file and select it"attributes"to check whether the version matches the version of Windows used by the current system.

Note: If it is XP, it should be C: Windows System32

drivers\

Step 4: Install the latest motherboard drivers, especially IDE drivers. If you have drivers for your optical drives and removable storage, it's a good idea to upgrade them to the latest version.

Loading a memory card PE system 3Then boot the computer with this memory card4Restore the ** to the specified directory (done) here should be able to boot the computer normally, unless your computer has been deleted by the virus.

System files are missing Reinstall the system now.

The following is copied from you, I hope it can help you.

Q: When restarting Windows XP after converting a partition from FAT32 to NTFS file system, I get the "Missing or Corrupt" error message, which causes the system to fail to boot properly. What should I do?

Answer: In the Failback Console, enter CD Windows System32 Drivers, and then press Enter. Then type ren and rename the corrupted file to .

If the prompt does not find the file, the file is missing. Put the installation disc of Windows XP into the optical drive, assuming that Windows XP is installed on the C drive, and the drive letter of the optical drive is H, type Copy H: i386 C:

Windows System32 Drivers, then exit the Recovery Console and restart Windows XP.