Doesn't sound like it to me. It sounds like a bad ground somewhere or a
defective motherboard but it's pretty hard to troubleshoot hardware without
being there. I would suspect a firewire or USB port has the wires hooked up
wrong. he problem with the recovery console is not a problem but the way it
designed to work.
Hi Kerry,
You were right Compusa found my Firewire and my motherboard defected.
They replaced both but still no RC
I don't know what else to do.
Can I use the bootdisk.com which I believe is Win9x to access the windows folder and NOT use there utilities just use
XP's with their disk?
Doesn't sound like it to me. It sounds like a bad ground somewhere or a
defective motherboard but it's pretty hard to troubleshoot hardware without
being there. I would suspect a firewire or USB port has the wires hooked up
wrong. he problem with the recovery console is not a problem but the way it
designed to work.
You'll have to create a floppy disk with the SATA/RAID controller driver on
it and press F6 during the recovery console boot to load the driver. I don't
know of an easier way to do it.
The NTLDR is there in my root folder.I have deleted all the cmdcons folder and the NTLDR and edited the boot.ini but
when I reinstalled it still gave me a blue screen that I posted earlier to you.
Hi Kerry,
You were right Compusa found my Firewire and my motherboard defected.
They replaced both but still no RC
I don't know what else to do.
Can I use the bootdisk.com which I believe is Win9x to access the windows folder and NOT use there utilities just use
XP's with their disk?
I checked that Intel site you gave me but I don't have a floppy drive only a CD/DVD
I also can't find the files they mentioned in the instructions.
I thought this was in my system already cause I never had this problem till I had to install new HD's from Western
Digital.
You'll have to create a floppy disk with the SATA/RAID controller driver on
it and press F6 during the recovery console boot to load the driver. I don't
know of an easier way to do it.
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