R
Roberto
Hi all,
my OS is Win2k + sp3. One day I double click the Services manager
shortcut
but the Performance Monitor comes out, the same for Event Viewer,
Computer management etc., I feel maybe there are some problems with
the system, then I reboot the OS. After the server boot up I got a
error said that:
Windows NT could not start because the following file is missing or
corrupt:
Winnt_root\System32\Ntoskrnl.exe
Please re-install a copy of the above file.
I haven't modified the boot.ini and did not change or reformat the
partitions before, no defrag, no expansion of swap file.
So I use the Win2K CD to boot up, then try to repair the system, I
could log
in the console command mode, I found the ntoskrnl.exe is in the
\system32
directory, I renamed the file and copied another one from another
healthy
Win2k server. But I still got the same error.
The computer is a new server (Compaq Proliant ML570).
I know about limitation of 7.8 GB for the system partition for WinNT,
but I know that this limitation is no more true for Win2K
Anyone met the same case as mine? Anyone have any idea about it?
my OS is Win2k + sp3. One day I double click the Services manager
shortcut
but the Performance Monitor comes out, the same for Event Viewer,
Computer management etc., I feel maybe there are some problems with
the system, then I reboot the OS. After the server boot up I got a
error said that:
Windows NT could not start because the following file is missing or
corrupt:
Winnt_root\System32\Ntoskrnl.exe
Please re-install a copy of the above file.
I haven't modified the boot.ini and did not change or reformat the
partitions before, no defrag, no expansion of swap file.
So I use the Win2K CD to boot up, then try to repair the system, I
could log
in the console command mode, I found the ntoskrnl.exe is in the
\system32
directory, I renamed the file and copied another one from another
healthy
Win2k server. But I still got the same error.
The computer is a new server (Compaq Proliant ML570).
I know about limitation of 7.8 GB for the system partition for WinNT,
but I know that this limitation is no more true for Win2K
Anyone met the same case as mine? Anyone have any idea about it?