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My computer had Linux and Windows Xp . I deleted Linux last week for I want to rearrange the partition size for it. I deleted it in Windows and formated ...
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- 04-07-2005 #1Just Joined!
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problem caused by deleted linux
My computer had Linux and Windows Xp . I deleted Linux last week for I want to rearrange the partition size for it. I deleted it in Windows and formated the partition, also have been writing data on that. Now I can boot from any operating system, even windows. when I boot from disk , I get three lines of '99' on the screen. The problem is that I did not do any back up of my data. Could anyone tell me how to save my data from the booting crash!!
thanks in advance.
- 04-07-2005 #2Just Joined!
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sorry, i mean I can not boot from any system now~~
- 04-07-2005 #3Linux Guru
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To restore your Windows bootloader, boot from your Windows XP install disk, enter the recovery console, and use the
command.Code:fixmbr
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- 04-07-2005 #4Linux Guru
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To add to what Flatline said, you can enter the Recovery Console by hitting R when the screen tells you there's already a version of MS Windows installed.
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