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I have what I suspect is a broken sector on my harddrive. One of the files
affected is ntoskrnl.exe i.e. one of the boot programs on the computer that
hereby terminates the logon so to say.
Went into the BIOS, selected boot frpm CD and started with XP CD and all is
fine and I select R for Restore mode that takes me into DOS.
Being there I try to make a simple COPY from a CD with the corrupted file to
WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/ but COPY cmd simple refuses with error msg ; Cannot copy
file.
I cannot copy from CD to floppy either (access denied).
What can possibly cause the "old trusthworthy" COPY cmd to fail/refuse ?.
Any hints appreciated.
affected is ntoskrnl.exe i.e. one of the boot programs on the computer that
hereby terminates the logon so to say.
Went into the BIOS, selected boot frpm CD and started with XP CD and all is
fine and I select R for Restore mode that takes me into DOS.
Being there I try to make a simple COPY from a CD with the corrupted file to
WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/ but COPY cmd simple refuses with error msg ; Cannot copy
file.
I cannot copy from CD to floppy either (access denied).
What can possibly cause the "old trusthworthy" COPY cmd to fail/refuse ?.
Any hints appreciated.