wtf er gale?

[VegiL]

hejhej:P

 

f0r helga skulle jeg fomatere maskinen min, hadde windows og linux innpaa, formaterte alle partisjonene og gjorde om linux partisjonen om til ntfs, men da jeg hadde installert xp igjen via dos og skulle restarte, kom linux startup greiene opp der du skal velge vilket OS du skal bruke. saa jeg kom ikke videre paa xp installasjonen. da trodde jeg denne oppstarts greia laa i BIOS saa jeg reseta den. men den opstartsgreia kommer enda opp. har gjort alle partisjoner om til en og formatert minst 20 ganger. men den oppstarts menyen kommer fortsatt opp :/... noen saa vet hva jeg maa gjore??

[// geir]

boot med feks. win98 bootdisk, skriv fdisk /mbr (mener jeg å huske 8) )

[Ghostrider]

Du har bootloaderen fra linux innstallert fortsatt, og den forsvinner ikke selvom du formaterer disken.

 

fdisk /mbr fikser det

[b-real]

You're actually a WinXp user and installed Linux as a secondary OS just to have a look at it?

You installed the Lilo Bootloader too, and now want to get rid of both and get back to WinXp without having to

reinstall the whole system or to install a secondary bootloader?

Then this is the right guide for you! It's as simple as 123, believe me.

(Important: To perform this operation it is inalienable that you're still able to start up your Windows XP operating system!

Furthermore this guides assumes that your operating system is on Harddisk 0, drive C:)

 

1. Put the WinXP in your cdrom drive (supposed to be d:)

2. Click start -> Run -> and type: d:i386winnt /cmdcons

This will download and install the "Recovery Console"

3. Rightklick "My Computer" -> Properties. The System properties pop up. Click on the "Advanced" tap and then the

"Settings" button"

4. Make sure that "Time to display list of operating systems" is enabled!

5. Restart your PC and start the Recovery Console when the System prompts you.

6. When the Recovery Console promts you to start a system, just type "1" and push enter.

7. When the Recovery Console has finished loading, type in the following lines:

 

fixmbr /device/harddisk0

 

Just ignore all the warning and type "y" for yes.

 

8. Restart the system

9. Once you've finished this operation you might want to disable the "Time to display..." option in the system panel.

 

Congrats! You've just successfully restored your Master Boot Record to it's original state!  

 

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