I use a windows XP Professional.I did not install any new software,it started
by the system complaining of low space on drive C,the system became quite
slow, it hung, then I reset, when it restarted, it said that NTLDR was
missing,it asked me to press ctrl Alt Del, when I do, it restarts then gets
to this same page, I read from this site about making a restore disket to
start the the PC, I made this ( it had a boot.ini filewhich I got the
commands from this site, NTLDR and NTDETECT files copied from the Win XP
CD).It was when I tried this that I got the message Display.SYS
Error in Config.Sys file on line 1.Besides, it does not recognize most
commands, for instance when I type in C:\ it says it's an invalid drive
specification, the only drive command it recognises is the drive A: command.
I equally tried the using the Restore function from the Win XP CD, but The
PC asks for the Log password, when I type in my password, it says the
password is not valid.This is the situation.How can I work round it ?
Thanks for your support so far
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Dan Tate said:
What version of windows is this? Windows XP should not use config.sys
for booting purposes.
have you intalled any new display software?
