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Symptom: "NTLDR" is missing.

“NTLDR is missing.”

Symptom 02.


Reason: 

vThe above symptom says that the file NTLDR is missing or corrupted.

v The above symptom is due to virus/unscheduled  shut down/deletion.


Step to recover “NTLDR” file by performing recovery console mode.

v Insert the windows XP bootable CD & restart.

v Press any key to boot from CD……

v Set up is loading the files.

v We can see 3 options.

§  Enter = continue

§  [R=Repair/1st Repair/Recovery console mode]

§  F3=Quit.

·         Press R to perform recovery console mode.

1:C:\windows


Which windows installations would you like to log on to 

(To cancel, press Enter]? 1 ↓


Type Administrator password:↓

C:\windows>CD …. ↓ (CD space dot dot)

C:\>dir↓

Note: Search or the CD-ROM drive letter.

·        The volume lable will be [WXPYOL_EN_SP2_AN]

·        For example: Drive G is the CD-ROM drive letter.

C:\>D:↓

D:\> dir↓

D:\>E:↓

E:\>dir↓

E:\>F:↓

F:\>dir↓

F:\>G:↓

G:\>dir↓

Note: Open the existing directory “i386.”

G:\>CD i386↓

G:\>dir↓

Note: Search for NTLDR file.

v  Pres Enter = scroll [Line]

v  Press space = scroll [Page]

v  Press ESC = Stop

G:\i386>copy NTLDR  C:\  ↓     

(C:\ location windows\system32)

1 file (s) copied.

G:\i386>exit↓

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