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Jake
I have googled to try to resolve this issue and nothing seems to apply to
my situation. I used MaxBlast to copy files to a larger drive to replace my
old smaller one, something I have done several times in the past. This time
when I boot I think what I am getting is a dual boot menu that asks me to
select using the up and down arrows two choices both showing as "default"
Windows. If I select the bottom choice the system boots fine but if I expect
to boot using the above selection I get an error saying "windows could not
start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
<Windows root>\system32\hal.dll. Please re-install a copy of the above
file."
I assume that if I learn the procedure of disabling the dual boot menu all
will be well but I am wondering how this is done and how I select the
correct choice if they are both referred to as "default" Windows. If I by
chance am presented with the wrong choice how do I "copy" the missing dll to
the proper location?
I hope there is a simple answer and someone can direct me on what to do.
Thanks for any helpful replies.
Regards.
Jake.
my situation. I used MaxBlast to copy files to a larger drive to replace my
old smaller one, something I have done several times in the past. This time
when I boot I think what I am getting is a dual boot menu that asks me to
select using the up and down arrows two choices both showing as "default"
Windows. If I select the bottom choice the system boots fine but if I expect
to boot using the above selection I get an error saying "windows could not
start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
<Windows root>\system32\hal.dll. Please re-install a copy of the above
file."
I assume that if I learn the procedure of disabling the dual boot menu all
will be well but I am wondering how this is done and how I select the
correct choice if they are both referred to as "default" Windows. If I by
chance am presented with the wrong choice how do I "copy" the missing dll to
the proper location?
I hope there is a simple answer and someone can direct me on what to do.
Thanks for any helpful replies.
Regards.
Jake.