what do you mean by ntdlr missing?
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Not exactly sure what kernel ntldr is, but I know it is one of the core kernels.\nIn short, something was corrupted on your hard drive.  Most likely by improperly shutting your computer down while hard drive was active.\nThere are only 2 fixes to this and neither are very pretty.\nFirst, re-install Windows fresh on top of what you have now.  If it only corrupted the ntdlr kernel, this should fix it.\nIf that didn't work, you'll need to format the entire drive and start brand new with Windows.\nIf you have to format the hard drive, the only way you MIGHT be able to access the drive to back up files is to put the hard drive into another working computer.
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if your ntldr is truily compressed then your machine will not boot.  You would get a error on boot about a missing ntldr file.  \n\nAlso if you are getyting this message make sure there is no disk in you floppy or CDrom drives\n\nCheck your Hard Drive connection.\n\nCheck the setting of your drive in the BIOS. \n\nCheck you boot.ini file
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First check the dlink website.\nhttp://support.dlink.com/downloads/\n\nThen try driverguide.com
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go to there website. type in your model nuber under support and see if tey have the drivers. you could also do a full recocory, or a system restore. or you dould phone them directly.
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The file is incomplete and is missing parts of it.  If it is a program it will not run properly.  If it is a text file you may be able to recover parts of the file.\n\nIt is better to reconnect and complete the download.
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It could be just about anything. Here are some ideeas:\n1. a file is missing from the software, usually a dll\n2. the program is not compatible with the operating system\n3. your computer doesn't fit in the program requirements\n4. the program itself is buggy\n5. you didn't install directx, or it's too old\n6. you have problems with your hardware (old drivers...)\n7. you have problems with your registry....\nYOu could have given more info!
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DLLAide(TM) allows you to check that old DLLs, have not replaced newer DLLs after installing software under Windows, and allows you to reinstate the newer version.\n\nhttp://www.cutedownloads.com/two/DLL-Files.htm
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DriversGuide.com\n\nIf it's not there, then it probably doesn't exist.
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just download the msger again, temp means a temporary file, meanin that it's already been deleted by your puter, its easier to download again than search for just 1 file\n\nOr try google\n\nR3dm0
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you need to have the radio button checked in the internet settins section (advanced) that states "mke placeholder for dl graphic" or something close to those words
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Control Panel/Sound (if there is such a thing on NT).Sounds like there are no drivers installed. Maybe they didn't make them for NT.
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Nt LRB Stands for Network Layer Record Boot......\n\nthis will use for record the network activity.........
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NTOSKRNL is the "kernel" for the NT Operating System... NT OS KRNL.  You should never need to run this yourself. \n\nWin32 is short for 32-bit windows.  The 32-bit means... well, it's complicated, but the short version is that it's Windows designed to run on your computer in a mode where the basic size of the numbers it uses are 32 bits, or a number between zero and 4,294,967,296.  \n\nDon't get to caught up on that or what it really means. All versions of Windows from Windows 95 on run in 32-bit mode.  If you're getting an error saying you're not in 32-bit mode (I'm assuming this happens during startup--you shouldn't be running ntoskrnl.exe yourself... or anything else in the Win32 or Windows directories, for that matter unless you know what you're doing) then you have something seriously wrong with your install.  I'd recommend booting from the Windows CD and see if you can get it to do a repair installation.\n\nGood luck.
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Your best bet is to type the exact error message into goggle. It'll give you a result for it. I got these results for rundll: \nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=rundll&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
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Make sure you have the correct backup disks.  Contact Dell with at least one of the titles you are missing.
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try here\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ntldr
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Find out the supported software with google\nu can recover with recover stdio but at first u find it is supported win 3.1