| 1 Enter_C, on Jul 15, 2008 10:44:18 pm BSTTried chkdsk /r
and after that fixboot
it should do it | 2 desperate, on Nov 16, 2008 2:43:21 am GMTHello, i have the same problem, i have a sony vaio laptop with windows vista and it suddenly happens. i dont have any windows cd and the worst is that im in the middle of a trip, so is not easy to get the cd. What can i do?, i have many files that i need to get cause they r not saved!!!. Please help me!, how can i do that "chkndsk" ? Thank u so much. ciao! | 3 Psychedelic, on Nov 17, 2008 6:50:06 am GMTMmmmmmm.......
Evn i get Blue Screens.....
Wat i do is...
Boot my PC in Safe Mode...
den go to My Computer > C:\ ( bcoz my XP is installed in C:\ ) > Properties > Tools > "Check Now" > Tick the first box > Restart !!
On most occasions my Pc starts up then...... though with a Disk Checking..... !! :) |
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| 4 Jas, on Dec 18, 2008 2:16:57 pm GMTI am computer literate to a point, but can you explain the step by step to try and fix the error. I am getting the unmountable Boot Volume error too. I really need the information that is saved in my documents and from here on out will be doing a backup on my files...but any help I can get to fix the error to retrieve these documents would be great. I do have the operating system discs too...just afraid to use them and clear my documents out. Thank you. | 5 Dhavalcoholic, on Dec 19, 2008 1:37:44 pm GMTHie Jas ! :)
I tried many things 2 get rid of that Prob... all in vain !!
Do one thing.....
Use an External hard disk wich has some Operating System loaded in it..... XP , Vista... any ! :)
Boot from the new hard disk and then Copy all those important documents you want..... !!
You can then format that Drive which was giving you Problems ! :)
No need to buy new Hard disk...... you can ask your friend to give his hard disk for few moments ! :)
Hope you have some hardware knowledge as well...... well even if you dont have.... dont worry about your data ! :) | 6 Maz, on Dec 28, 2008 4:12:13 pm GMTYour message makes no sense to me I'm afraid, I am really not pc literate.
I get the message on the blue screen when trying to turn on my laptop, I have no cd's, no external hard-drive, please help me as I have coursework on my laptop that is due in in 3 weeks and I can't get to it obviously... my laptop is my life if I loose it I'm screwed | 7 Dhavalcoholic, on Dec 29, 2008 1:54:49 pm GMTHey !!
Dont b afraid !..
This procedure will take around 90 mins thats it.
If you arent computer literate, you can ask some Engineer to do it for you.
You can ask him to follow this procedure !!
This is not a major problem. Trust me ! :) | 10 Fili, on Apr 13, 2009 5:47:31 am BSTHi can u send me the procedure for this problem |
| 11 shane, on Apr 15, 2009 9:15:07 am BSTCan u send me the steps to do. im also getting 'one or more unrecoverable problems', when run chkdsk /p.
pls send me the procedure ASAP. |
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| Hello, Your problem is with your boot sectors. this virus wipes them out making your computer inaccesable
with your boot cd.
Solution
1.get your boot cd and insert it in laptop.
2.run a chkdsk /r
3. run fixboot.
4.restart and run computer.
5. run a virus scan before it can redo this.
Im sorry but if you do not have your boot cd you may want to consider buying some new parts or hire someone to do this procedure |
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| 13 nancccc, on Sep 16, 2009 4:17:07 pm BSTIm having a proble with my lap top the screen turns blue and its giving me an error message
unmountable boot volume. I googled to fix it and everything says to load my disk to boot it. But I dont know how.... what do I do? can you give me step by step instructions? when do i put the disk in? do I put it in and start up the computer how do I get it to run? Help! Please email me if you have any info
thanks
nancymagos@comcast.net |
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| 12 Galaxis, on Apr 19, 2009 7:37:10 pm BSTIf "CHKDSK /P" didn't work, neither will "CHKDSK /R"; it's a general "CHKDSK" error; I had the same problem. Also, be careful with FixBoot" - especially if you chose "NTFS" as your file system during initial set-up. "FixBoot" may create an incompatible/FAT12/FAT32 boot sector and give you "interrupt 13 extensions" errors. There's halso "FixMBR" to repair your entire master boot record, but you m ay lose data using that tool. Your problem could the boot sector, the master boot record, or your partition table.
Try products "Partition Table Doctor/Disk Recovery Wizard" from EaseUS (great UI) and "GetBackData" from Runtime. To run these products from a bootable CD, use BartPE, the Windows PE derivative ("Preinstallation Environment" - only available to OEMs and certain MS customer types). BartPE is a version ow WinPE "for the masses" - with the added capability of incorporating application plug-ins - in this case the date/partition recovery products mentioned. Each vendor's site makes reference to BartPE and how to include the CAB versions of themselves in BartPE as plug-ins. |
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