WND
June 28th, 2010, 04:22
Good Morning everyone:
Over the weekend I turned on one of my computers and it got to a certain point during the boot up process that it couldn't load Windows due to a missing / corrupt file. Told me the name of file and where it was suppose to be / go!! Using another computer, I went and got a copy of the file that is missing / corrupt - NOW my question is this:
Is there a portion during the boot-up procedure that I can hit an "F" key (or something) that would take me to a screen - before Windows (even DOS) whereby I can load the file from a disk and put it where it's suppose to be????
I am running Windows XP on a SATA drive..
Any help would be deeply appreciated - I'm finding it very difficult not being able to get on my computer and FLY!!!!!!!!! lol
Hope ya all have a great day and upcoming holiday...
Bill
Over the weekend I turned on one of my computers and it got to a certain point during the boot up process that it couldn't load Windows due to a missing / corrupt file. Told me the name of file and where it was suppose to be / go!! Using another computer, I went and got a copy of the file that is missing / corrupt - NOW my question is this:
Is there a portion during the boot-up procedure that I can hit an "F" key (or something) that would take me to a screen - before Windows (even DOS) whereby I can load the file from a disk and put it where it's suppose to be????
I am running Windows XP on a SATA drive..
Any help would be deeply appreciated - I'm finding it very difficult not being able to get on my computer and FLY!!!!!!!!! lol
Hope ya all have a great day and upcoming holiday...
Bill