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Windows Server Forum / Windows NT / Setup / September 2003PC is not start after hard disk change: BMLite corrupted. Boot from BMLite disk.
I am change hard disk to its copy from 3G to 20G. But PC is not start: BMLite corrupted. Boot from BMLite disk. What it means? 266MGz, 196 RAM, NT4.0 Thanks. Dmitry. Seems you have (or should to have - there are machines, for ex some Compaq models, depending on small service partition located on begin of primary disk) any MBR level boot manager installed. What method did you used to copy your files? Is this 20GB disk new one or it was used elsewhere before? Are you able to boot using NT boot floppy? Try this: Plug in old disk, launch NT, create NT boot floppy (format floppy under NT operating system and copy files NTLDR., NTDETECT.COM and BOOT.INI from root of your C: drive to this floppy, if there is optional NTBOOTDD.SYS file copy it too), plug in new disk and try to boot from floppy. luck George Dmitry N.Ananyev <dtc.98@relcom.ru> p??e v diskusn?m p??sp?vku:eRR60IAhDHA.3276@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > I am change hard disk to its copy from 3G to 20G. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Dmitry. DOS\ fdisk /mbr - is a good idea. not always. If you are 100% sure you have IBM compatible machine, this command is safe and helpfull. But if your machine is using proprietary design (good example are some Compaq machines) you need to be more careful because this command will replace code in MBR by industry standard code and if machine depends on proprietary code here your machine can reject booting at all. Also some disk crypting systems need to have proprietary code in MBR to be fully functional. Using manufacturer emergency utilities is much better than "fdisk /mbr" in such case. It is better to save previous content of MBR to file before you try "fdisk /mbr" command (you can use disksave.exe from NT resource kit if you have not any better tool). Dmitry N.Ananyev <dtc.98@relcom.ru> p??e v diskusn?m p??sp?vku:eIkcJbnhDHA.1172@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > DOS\ fdisk /mbr - is a good idea. |
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