My computer boot up but does not go into window mode.It says NTLDR is missing?
828340
Do you have a floppy disc in the drive?  Check that first, if not, then:\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000465.htm
922571
may have to re-install windows
521604
I run my own computer services office, and got alot of messages like that.\nThese are you options\n-Get NTLDR file from another computer, same windows version\n-e-mail me your e-mail address, i can send it to you, after knowing windwos version and choose me as best answer.\n-Reformat your hard drive using the CDs came in with the computer, you will loose everything in it.\n-Through the computer under first car come in your streat.\n-Through the computer from a very high building.\n\nXLMan
322386
ok if in windows xp click on start run type msconfig\n\nClick on startup Tab Uncheck the one box that says \n\nC:&#92;progra~1&#92;mywebs~1 &#92;bar&#92;15.bin&#92;mwsbar.DL\n\nCLick apply ok, and when you restart your pc it should be fine.\n\nError begone :)
753624
Sounds like your OS might be corrupted.\nReinstall windows?
84501
First try running a System Restore. If that doesn't work you will have to boot to the Windows CD and run a "repair installation".
320725
Well there are many steps to this. I have done it once before successfully by using the steps on a link I found on http://www.bootdisk.com\nYou can also visit this site for instructions.\nhttp://old.bink.nu/xpbootcd/
213460
Leave the password blank (just hit "enter") and run a repair installation.\n\n\nUPDATED RESPONSE:\n\nIf fixboot/fixmbr worked, then simply reboot. If it still doesn't boot...go back and do the same thing, except do a "repair installation" instead of running fixboot/fixmbr.\n\nHere are the instructions (with screenshots) on how to do that.\n\nhttp://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/repair_xp.htm#How%20to%20Repair%20Windows%20XP%20by%20Installing%20Over%20top%20of%20Existing%20Setup:
902728
You have to boot up with start up floppy or CD and format the hard drive then install windows. the hard drive already has drivers do not match the new hard ware that's why the computer shuts off.
831101
It happens, just go to 'my computer', then find the drive and double click, it will then start up. It can get annoying but windows is lame so what do you expect?
482849
which version of windows nt did u install? at wat point do u get the error message? do u have a windows xp, 2k or 2k3 cd with u? mail me the answers at puneet_kakkar@hotmail.com
1084237
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.
861194
If you have a restore disk that came with your computer, you might try running it to get them both working again.  Another thing is to use a bootup floppy or CD to bootup computer then try reloading your operating system.  You may have to change the boot order in bios before you can boot with a CD.  You can change the boot order by using system setup when the computer starts to boot. You didn't say which file was missing.  You may have to reformat the harddrive and then reload the operating system and your software.  Just depends on what is wrong with them.
675141
If it doesn't start, the boot sector could be bad.  It is better to ask someone to try to install another copy of the OS in a temparary directory to fix the boot sector, then point the OS back to your existing OS directory to use your existing applications.
191924
If you get the message "Non system disk" upon bootup and you can't get rid of it, it looks like your hard drive crashed.  If the boot sector on the hard drive is toast, it can't boot up and you'll get that message.\n\nAs for fixing it... I honestly hope you didn't have anything important on it.\n\nLets see... Double-check there's no disks in any drives, including CD-ROMs.  Try going into your BIOS setup and resetting it to the defaults. If none of this works, you may have to take more drastic measures.\n\nIf you have another PC, you can take the hard drive out and put it in as a slave in the second PC. This will at least allow you to copy off anything you need.\n\nIf you don't have another PC, you can try re-installing windows over itself. Just make sure you don't re-format or re-partition in the process.  As long as you keep the current file system, you won't lose any data.
989510
Just restart your computer and hit F8 repeatedly until you get a windows menu.  That menu should give you an option to boot up in safe mode.
198061
Boot the computer up in safe mode by pressing F8 a couple of times before the windows loading screen appears and select safe mode. If the computer boots you have a problem with one of the driver files if the computer does not boot their is a corrupt main driver file. If you get it running run a scan disk for when the computer is next turned on this should fix any file system errors. See how you get on.If your computer does not boot you might have to reinstall windows making sure you reformat the hard drive (worst case)You might also have a program trying to run when you turn on your computer which has an error causing your computer to screw up.