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I have an HP zd7000 notebook with XP saying unmountable boot volume and it
boot from the System Restore or Application Recovery disk but it will boot
often Norton's Anti-Virus CD but then it won't recognize the C drive and if
I switch CDs it says it can't read from it that the drive is no longer valid
and pick another letter. Even when I put the Norton CD back in it says
current drive no longer valid and asks for another letter.
I've tried all the Safe Boots, (from networking, from command prompt, from
last working configuration), and even tried booting Windows normally same
deal, the safe boots starts showing multipartition stuff and hangs when it
gets to agp440.sys and / or I hit a blue screen for a second I see
Unmountable Boot before it cuts to black and reboot to various Safe /
Windows boot options.
In the BIOS setup it has an option for booting from removable devices and
was wondering if I can boot from one of those USB "thumb" drive?
-- Ken from Chicago
I have an HP zd7000 notebook with XP saying unmountable boot volume and it
boot from the System Restore or Application Recovery disk but it will boot
often Norton's Anti-Virus CD but then it won't recognize the C drive and if
I switch CDs it says it can't read from it that the drive is no longer valid
and pick another letter. Even when I put the Norton CD back in it says
current drive no longer valid and asks for another letter.
I've tried all the Safe Boots, (from networking, from command prompt, from
last working configuration), and even tried booting Windows normally same
deal, the safe boots starts showing multipartition stuff and hangs when it
gets to agp440.sys and / or I hit a blue screen for a second I see
Unmountable Boot before it cuts to black and reboot to various Safe /
Windows boot options.
In the BIOS setup it has an option for booting from removable devices and
was wondering if I can boot from one of those USB "thumb" drive?
-- Ken from Chicago