unmountable boot volume

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Grace

I have a user... running XP... when the system tries to boot, he gets the
dreaded blue screen with the stop error Unmountable_boot_error
Stop:oxooooooEd... Ox82f60590, oxc000009c, oxoooooooo, oxoooooooo

I have searched and the only thing I have found is to try recovery
console....

Can anyone lead me to more information ...

Thanks..
Grace
 
Grace said:
I have a user... running XP... when the system tries to boot, he gets the
dreaded blue screen with the stop error Unmountable_boot_error
Stop:oxooooooEd... Ox82f60590, oxc000009c, oxoooooooo, oxoooooooo

I have searched and the only thing I have found is to try recovery
console....

Can anyone lead me to more information ...

Thanks..
Grace
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This can be one of two things your harddrive is bad or you master boot
record is corrupted. You can boot into recovery consle and fix the
master boot record i would also reccomnd running ckdsk.
 
I will try both of those... thanks

Benjamin Rybinski said:
This can be one of two things your harddrive is bad or you master boot
record is corrupted. You can boot into recovery consle and fix the
master boot record i would also reccomnd running ckdsk.
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Grace said:
I have a user... running XP... when the system tries to boot, he gets the
dreaded blue screen with the stop error Unmountable_boot_error
Stop:oxooooooEd... Ox82f60590, oxc000009c, oxoooooooo, oxoooooooo

I have searched and the only thing I have found is to try recovery
console....

Can anyone lead me to more information ...

Thanks..
Grace
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Try booting your machine to the XP Recovery Console and then entering
the command:

CHKDSK C: /R

Just entering CHKDSK with no parameters will not repair any problems
that do exist.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm
 
I tried the chkdsk and it said the volume appears to contain 1 or more
unrecoverable problems...

???
 
Grace said:
I tried the chkdsk and it said the volume appears to contain 1 or more
unrecoverable problems...

???
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(excessive cross-posting reduced)

Sounds like the drive has failed. You can try using a diagnostic utility
from the hard drive mftr.'s website. Download the file and make a
bootable floppy or cd with it. Boot with the media and do a thorough
test. If the drive has physical errors, replace it.

Malke
 
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