I have this problem. Here is the series of miseries I'd been through:
1. I made a backup of my hdd using DriveImage XML before formatting my disk (thank god I did that at least.)
2. I reinstalled my system and found windowsXP cannot activate no matter what I do (replaced wpa.dbl and did everything - nothing worked). Been through lot of stuff and microsoft support just made me so much frustrated. So I finally decided to-
3. Restored my disk by buying a casing and putting it in and restored using driveimage XML.
4. Now when I restart and boot with my hard disk I get A BLANK SCREEN WITH CURSOR BLINKIN AT THE LEFT OF THE SCREEN
5. By luck I got the thumb drive (which I used to install XP and created using USB_Multiboot10) it was able to boot the system and if I choose the option 2 it takes me to my windows.
6. I tried recovery console and fixmbr/fixboot. I checked the disk is active as well. Can anybody please help me to pull me out of this blank screen .
So that I can boot from hard disk itself instead of putting bootable disk every time to boot. Regards...
1. I made a backup of my hdd using DriveImage XML before formatting my disk (thank god I did that at least.)
2. I reinstalled my system and found windowsXP cannot activate no matter what I do (replaced wpa.dbl and did everything - nothing worked). Been through lot of stuff and microsoft support just made me so much frustrated. So I finally decided to-
3. Restored my disk by buying a casing and putting it in and restored using driveimage XML.
4. Now when I restart and boot with my hard disk I get A BLANK SCREEN WITH CURSOR BLINKIN AT THE LEFT OF THE SCREEN
5. By luck I got the thumb drive (which I used to install XP and created using USB_Multiboot10) it was able to boot the system and if I choose the option 2 it takes me to my windows.
6. I tried recovery console and fixmbr/fixboot. I checked the disk is active as well. Can anybody please help me to pull me out of this blank screen .
So that I can boot from hard disk itself instead of putting bootable disk every time to boot. Regards...