program in vb.net to acess the boot sector of harddisk?
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I don't think you can access the boot sector of a hard drive, because any modifications to the boot sector could cause your computer to crash.
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http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/
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go to start, al programes, accessories, command prompt type chkdsk press enter this will check your hard drive.
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On your hard drive (drive c:) go to start then run then type in "c:" (without the brackets) and look for it. Id start in the folder called program files
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by dos \nboot from a bootable disk\nif you have a ntfs partition you must have the ntfsDos program to do waht you need;\nremember the path and boot your computer from dos and then go to the path of that file and then delete it;\n...
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on a hidden folder called "System Volume Information"\non every partition u set System restore to monitor from \n(Control Panel-->System--->System Restore)
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As in this catagery:\ndisk driver
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save work/folders on a disk
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GetDataBack.  There's a version for NTFS and one for FAT32.
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With PC Inspector File Recovery
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go to WWW.bootdisk.com
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"PC Inspector File Recovery" is a free software. Download it from "http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pcinspector.html". Its a pretty descent program.\nHowever, I will recommend you use\nGetDataBack for FAT or\nGetDataBack for NTFS\ndepending upon your file system. These are of course paid ones but they are very reliable.
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I use a program called winpatrol. It lets youknow what programs boot at start up and will give you some pretty good info about them. It also will delete cookies as you get them and shows EVERY program that is currently running. pretty handy tool and free to boot.
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http://www.Bootdisk.com
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Restart using a Win98 Startup Disk and try to locate the file or just Re-install Windows
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you can find the file in windows2k pro CDROM\n\nCDROM&#92;I386&#92;NT5INF.CAT
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if this is a win 98 system . boot up in dos or with a boot disk get to the dos prompt type  get to the root directory and type Fdisk/MBR , might work not guarenteed . depends on damage .Oops a little more info. sorry had to go. but anyway after enter this command you will not see anysignificant activity . just reboot again...hopefully fdisk will have fixed the problem and you wont have to worry about file recovery.