I recommend that every single Windows user should have the Recovery Console installed on their system startup. I wonder why Microsoft have not included it by default as it is very useful if Windows crashes and refuses to start. Anyways, you can install recovery console by yourself with the help of following steps:
- Insert the Windows CD in the CD ROM Drive.
- Click Start and then click Run.
- Type “D:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons” in the Run box without quotes. (where D is the CD ROM Drive)
. Click OK. - Recovery Console Dialog will appear, select yes to install the recovery console on the startup.
- Restart and you will see the recovery console in your system startup.
Now you can easily solve the boot problems once your Windows machine gets into trouble and refuses to start.
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Gr8 work buddy Keep GOING>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
thanx
I did not have the foresight to do the above. Now I have “unmountable boot volume”. What should I do now?
You can see the following article for your solution:
http://www.technize.com/2007/07/11/how-to-fix-unmountable-boot-volume-in-windows-xp/
You may haven’t intended to do so, but I think you’ve managed to express the state of mind that lots of people are in. The sense of wanting to assist, but not knowing how or where, is something a lot of us are going through.
Am creating a how an e-book video series for the complete beginner to PCs and PC Protection & Security,a step by step “paint by numbers”styled program,how to…what do you all think? Maybe this console thing would come in handy? what do you all think?
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That’s a great idea. If you need my help, kindly let me know.