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UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

By tejas_t ·
today while uninstalling the microsoft Office 2007, on my Acer Aspire 4720Z Laptop.after the total uninstall of the Microsoft office 2007 got over, & when the machine got rebotted,it started giving problems.it asked for doing a memory diagnostic 2 pass test, which I did, & no problems found was the status, then the M/c rebotted again & then gave a option as to what to do as windows did not shut correctly, I tried nearly 3 to 4 time this 2 options of use the last known good configuration, but every time it went till the Win XP logo & then suddenly gave a FAST flash message that
A PROBLEM HAS BEEN DETECTED & WINDOWS HAS BEEN SHUT DOWN TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO YOUR COMPUTER. Then below this line the foll line stated as
UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME
I tried to do a recovery console, but as soon as i types R on the welcome screen,I got a message that no harddisk is detected on your pc. & pres F3 to reboot the pc.I also tried to do a total fresh install of win XP but ahen it goes to the welcome screen & when i press enter to start the formatting process, I immedtalei get a message that no HDD detected on your pc? where as the Light of My HDD is continuously blinking. Also when the PC boots up & i Press F 2 to enter the Configuration , It celaery detects the HDD & also shows its Number? So i am confused as to what coule be the problem? is that thet My HDD has some problem? Guys pls help asap.
Thanks for your time & attention. Pls help asap.

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Sounds like you have a hard drive issue

by NickNielsen In reply to UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

and the master boot record is corrupted. You have two options:

- Boot to your Windows CD and select the REPAIR option when it's presented. I would try this first.
- The remaining option is to run the Acer recovery software. http://www.pctechbytes.com/acer/acer-aspire-system-recovery-partition
Warning: Running the recovery program will restore your hard drive to the factory condition. Before running the recovery, make sure you back up all your data from the hard drive. If you don't do this, all your data and programs will be lost. You may need to seek professional assistance.

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