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July 21, 2006 at 08:47 AM
jdclyde

Windows ME won’t boot

by jdclyde . Updated 20 years ago

On day, it just came up to “non-system disk”.

The drive is recognised in the BIOS.

I booted to a Windows CD, and had it boot to the HD with CD support. Then changed over to the HD and could look at everything.

Tried fdisk /mbr but that didn’t help.

We have left this system as ME for all this time because it is running some timeclock software that IT had nothing to do with setting up so we know NOTHING about it. Of course, we don’t have a support contract with the vendor either.

I desparately want this off of ME, but getting that timeclock up and going again is even more important, as they NEED to pull the data off the timeclocks first thing monday morning.

How do I get this to boot again?

Thanks!

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