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system32\ntoskrl.exe error msg appearing even after successful expand

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I have a Dell latitude D520, running on win xp sp2. I don’t have a problem with my lap until windowsroot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe error shown up last week.
Gone through many forums and threads which suggested to copy the file again from xp cd using recovery console.

Did the same exactly as suggested. copied the file and received a message “1 file successfully expanded”. Now I have rebooted system and to my surprise the error message still popping up.

What should i do? some one please help me to get back as lot of important files are lied in C C partition, reason why i can not afford a format right now.

And to my additional headache, I have fallowed some advice to “delete and re-install the boot.ini file as in some cases boot.ini file missing or corruption will also lead to ntoskrnl.exe error” according to article which I have read.

Now, boot.ini error is also popping up.

kindly help me to solve the problems.

regards
Srikanth

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chkdsk /r ended at 36 percent

In reply to system32\ntoskrl.exe error msg appearing even after successful expand

Adding a little more information to above, In between have also run the chkdsk /r in recovery console which was ended at 36 percent saying that,” the volume appears to contain one or more unrecoverable problems.
kindly take this also in to the note while giving the solution for the above problem.

Srikanth

will suggest you Partition recovery

In reply to chkdsk /r ended at 36 percent

I would like to recommend recover data for Windows Data Recovery to recover of restoring files and folders from Windows hard disk partitions that have been damaged, corrupt, or formatted due to any possible reason with full accuracy. To know more info: http://www.windowsrecovery.net/

It sounds to me as though your hard drive is dying.

In reply to system32\ntoskrl.exe error msg appearing even after successful expand

Losing the boot record and system files due to hard drive failures can be frustrating. Best advice, if you haven’t already, try backing up any important data, maybe find an external USB hard drive, boot from your emergency repair disk and backup your files. Then find the make/model of your failing hard drive and go to the manufacturer’s website to see if they have some sort of diagnostic utility you can download and run on it. It could be time to look for either a replacement hard drive or alternate boot methods.

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In reply to system32\ntoskrl.exe error msg appearing even after successful expand

I think this is an emergency case! I lost 2 office machines under these symptoms, one of it containing our project website!

Personally I have backing up my data with the remote (network) edition of Handy Backup utility to Dropbox using WebDAV protocol at first signs of emergency (http://www.handybackup.net/webdav-dropbox.shtml). Then I replace (not just repair!) the HDD with a spare and try to run the system again. If these situation occurs again, the machine goes to its personal funeral ceremony…

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