It's me again, for the 100th time. I just upgraded my motherboard, ram, processor and video card.
My hard drive worked fine on my old computer. However, the new upgraded stuff can't recognize my Windows XP CD. CD-ROM works fine. I looked online it says that my boot sectors on my hard drive could have malfunctioned???
I get this message : "Non-System disk or disk error . . . Replace and strike a key when ready." The motherboard's boot menu doesn't have my CD-ROM or Hard drive listed as a choice to boot from.
Is there a way to "chkdsk" without using Windows XP?
Thanks in Advanced.
My hard drive worked fine on my old computer. However, the new upgraded stuff can't recognize my Windows XP CD. CD-ROM works fine. I looked online it says that my boot sectors on my hard drive could have malfunctioned???
I get this message : "Non-System disk or disk error . . . Replace and strike a key when ready." The motherboard's boot menu doesn't have my CD-ROM or Hard drive listed as a choice to boot from.
Is there a way to "chkdsk" without using Windows XP?
Thanks in Advanced.
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