i was just at my friends house sorting out his computer, all i was doin
was arranging files cleaning out folders ect, i must have deleted
system file or something becuase after i restarted the computer it gav
me this message,:

file NTLDR missing press CTRL ALT DELETE to restart windows

ok so i tried fixing this by putting in the windows xp disc and the
restarting, it would not read the disc, it just went back to th
message, so i tried to get into bios to sort it out, but i dont kno
which key i have to hit to enter bios it doesnt say

by accident i got into bios i dont know how, then it asked me for
password, we have never setup a password for bios.

the computer was bought from an independant computer shop, the gu
built the computer for us, he must have setup the password! or is ther
a standard password for bios?

im not very good at explaining things so if someone understands m
dilema i would be more than grateful for some help.

thank

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untilted

"untilted" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> i was just at my friends house sorting out his computer, all i was
> doing
> was arranging files cleaning out folders ect, i must have deleted a
> system file or something becuase after i restarted the computer it
> gave
> me this message,:
>
> file NTLDR missing press CTRL ALT DELETE to restart windows
>

An NTLDR or NTDETECT.COM Not Found Error
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=555304

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William