inampudichowdary

 Profile Answers by inampudichowdary 

• Nov 21st, 2008

 

Just put your OS CD start installation process in this way select repair from your OS CD i386 directory a file is available NTLDR just copy the file to your OS installed drive you can get back to your OS

biranjit

 Profile Answers by biranjit 

• Nov 24th, 2008

 

Connect the HDD of that system on another PC which is running condition and copy NTDLR file from the running system and paste the corrupted os HDD.
And then connect the HDD at his original PC and start it.

muradkhalifa

 Profile Answers by muradkhalifa 

• Dec 10th, 2008

 

NTLDR is missing
Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart.

This problem may occur if the basic input/output system (BIOS) on your computer is outdated, or if one or more of the following Windows boot files are missing or damaged:

Ntldr
Ntdetect.com
Boot.ini

To resolve this issue, verify that the BIOS on your computer is current, as appropriate to your situation,u can solve it by repair this folder in the first repair in Win XP if u know name of his folder ..if u dont know u can repair all files ...

kwatra_vikas

 Profile Answers by kwatra_vikas 

• Apr 21st, 2009

 

If you get the prompt for NTLDR file missing. I think the best option is to repair your OS from a bootable CD.
Select the option to repair and it will copy the ntldr and other files (if any) to your root drive and make the system in working condition.

ajohnnymas

 Profile Answers by ajohnnymas 

• May 20th, 2009

 

If you are getting an message that NTLDR file missing Insert the OS cd >>Boot through the cd >> try to boot to the Recovry console by selecting the option R >>You have to know the administrator password>>enter the administrative password >>try to copy the file NTLDR file from the cd to the root directory example: c:/  using the command Copy "cd drive letter:/i386N/TLDR C:" exsisting location of the file to destination root directory >>restart the computer.

kumadine

 Profile Answers by kumadine 

• Dec 18th, 2009

 

Insert CD in CD-Drive then boot system from CD
Copy ntldr file from CD and paste this file to C: drive corresponding folder and then restart this system

kamalakar2000

 Profile Answers by kamalakar2000 Questions by kamalakar2000

• Jul 23rd, 2010

 

Step 1
Locate your windows xp/2000 install disk and place it in your CD/DVD ROM drive. If you do not have this disk then you cannot proceed any further.

Step 2
Restart your computer or turn it off then back on again.

Step 3
When the computer restarts press any key on your keyboard when you are prompted to "press any key to enter setup". Most computers are set up to boot to another device other than a hard drive and since the Windows XP/2000 install disk is bootable you should see the prompt. However, if you don't see the prompt you may need to change your boot priority in your bios.

Step 4
After you have pressed any key you will see the Windows XP/2000 setup screen. Once it is done loading press the R key to repair the windows installation. The screen will turn black and put you in a dos like mode with a bunch of text and a few options. The first question you should is it asking you which installation you would like to log into. For most of us we just press 1 and hit enter. If you have more than one hard drive or more than 1 partition this may be different. You will have to know which hard drive or partition your Windows operating system is installed to. It then asks you for a password and if you haven't set up one up you can just leave it blank and press enter.

Step 5
Once you see the words c:WINDOWS> and a blinking cursor type the following...

copy d:i386ntldr c:windows

D is the letter of your CD/DVD ROM drive so yours may be different, especially if you have more than one. Once this is done you can eject the CD from the drive and type EXIT to restart your computer. This will effectively copy the NTLDR file from the installation disk to your hard drive.

Karunakar.T