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Joji
Hi there
A Windows XP machine I am working on is corrupted with an
UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME blue screen stopping me from booting. I am
trying to perform a chkdsk from the recovery console. But since I can't read
the C: (bootable partition) file system I can't locate the autochk.exe file when
prompted.
My question is, from the recovery console, can I use a floppy disk with
autochk.exe loaded on the disk (from a different XP install) and point it to
the location a:\autochk.exe?
Or what other way is recommended?
Thank you very much for any advice.
joji
A Windows XP machine I am working on is corrupted with an
UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME blue screen stopping me from booting. I am
trying to perform a chkdsk from the recovery console. But since I can't read
the C: (bootable partition) file system I can't locate the autochk.exe file when
prompted.
My question is, from the recovery console, can I use a floppy disk with
autochk.exe loaded on the disk (from a different XP install) and point it to
the location a:\autochk.exe?
Or what other way is recommended?
Thank you very much for any advice.
joji