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Solve : Hard-drives gone missing overnight!? |
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Answer» Hi, The message you are getting is telling you that the registry has become corrupted. There are ways to fix it. I can't do this as when i run through the recovery console it tells me that a hard-disk is not detected, or words to that effect. Quote from: lsutiger on April 27, 2008, 05:01:50 PM And what is connected to your primary IDE connection? My DVD and cd-rom drives Quote from: midsail on April 27, 2008, 05:33:39 PM Follow the steps u will come to a step that will state fix install XP partition. Follow the instructions and it will fix the reg. Good luck. Again this fails as it's not picking up my hard-drives Another thing I've noticed is that on my POST screen, it's got a message about my hard-drives being 'SATA' & 'Healthy'. I'm at a loss, all help/advice is welcomed. Regards RizlaSo nobody can help any further on this? RizlaUnplug the secind SATA drive and re-boot a few times...does this produce any good results ? ? Also did you attempt to install another OS on the 2nd SATA drive ? ? If not insert your XP CD and boot to the Recovery Console with the 2nd SATA still dis-connected and at the prompt type in fixboot and hit Enter. Re-boot and see if this fixes it... If not repeat the above process except this time at the prompt type fixmbr and hit Enter and re-boot. If neither of these work you're looking at a Repair install of XP .....post back for details.....Quote from: patio on April 29, 2008, 02:14:25 PM Unplug the secind SATA drive and re-boot a few times...does this produce any good results ? ? OK sorry it's took so long to reply It SEEMS all my PC problems all come at once. If i unplug one/either of the drives i get a POST error message stating "Selecting array. Faulty Nvidia stripe 465.76. Disk boot failure. Insert system disk and press enter to reboot." If i try doing a repair install i get this message "Setup did not find any hard disks installed in your computer make sure any hard disk drives are powered on and properly connected and any disk-related hardware config is correct. This may involve running a manufacturers supplied diagnostic or setup program. Setup can't continue. Press F3 to quit. It's like the drives are fine and are showing as such in the raid setup utility, but just not showing in a similar fashion in my BIOS. I can't do a repair/reinstall until my BIOS can 'see' my drives. As always any help/advice is welcomed. Regards RizlaWho setup this machine originally and was a RAID array installed ? ? Sounds like it.Me & yes. Where do i go next?So nobody can help me any further? Regards Rizla |
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