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For me Microsoft has a way of keeping things hidden. It took me a couple of days to find this. It saved my hard drive and brought my system back to life.
Found it in the Microsoft Knowledge Base - Article Q310994
It's here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q310994 If this didn't work for you enter Q310994 in the search field.
My story.
I did a fubar and totally blew away my C; drive - one of three partitions- I my ignorant attempt to recover it I blew out my hard drive completly. Could not do a thing. System didn't even acknowled it's existance. A clone shop managed to get the bios to see the drive but it was out of sync.
A system disk would work. I didn't have a thing that would allow me to rebuild or anything. All I could do was stare at the "A:" drive with a old system disk.
Along came the knowledge base artcile. I did exactlt what it said. Had to reinstall everything but what the hey, I now have a clean 30 gig HD and we are operational.
Hope this helps
The Deacon
Found it in the Microsoft Knowledge Base - Article Q310994
It's here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q310994 If this didn't work for you enter Q310994 in the search field.
My story.
I did a fubar and totally blew away my C; drive - one of three partitions- I my ignorant attempt to recover it I blew out my hard drive completly. Could not do a thing. System didn't even acknowled it's existance. A clone shop managed to get the bios to see the drive but it was out of sync.
A system disk would work. I didn't have a thing that would allow me to rebuild or anything. All I could do was stare at the "A:" drive with a old system disk.
Along came the knowledge base artcile. I did exactlt what it said. Had to reinstall everything but what the hey, I now have a clean 30 gig HD and we are operational.
Hope this helps
The Deacon