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help with window boot floppy disks


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hurleyun999

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have a hp laptop running xp home. every time i turn the computer in i get the blue screen unmountable_boot_volume. i have manged to get the xp boot floppys from microsofts website to run but when i push R to repair the system files it goes straight back to the blue screen. any help please. this is driving me nuts!!!
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Do you still have your windows Xp installation Cd?
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no and if i did i couldnt use it because the cd rom stopped working 2 weeks before i faced the problems witht the blue screen
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Is this the message you get?

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after i get to the rocery console using the xp floopy disc it starts to do something and then i go back to the blue and istead of unmountable boot volume it now shows ~ntfs.sys~
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yes thats the message but after running the recovery console it has changed to the blue screen i desbribed above
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Can you even get into safe mode?
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Sounds like the file system is corrupt! I would tryt his but be sure you follow the directions! Just follow the little yellow arrows that they have in the screen shots. CLICK HERE
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no i cant. safe mode would be a big improvement beasuse all i can get to now is the potion where it asks which boot to perform. theres 5 options~~~1)network boot 2)safe mode 3)safe mode with comand 4)normal startup 5)last working config.~~~~ they all end up taking me into the umountbale boot volume screen
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