SirTimmyTimbit
08-31-2007, 02:19 PM
Hi!
I accidentally dropped my laptop from about 2.5 feet in the air into the carpet/ac adapter and everything was fine. Panicked, I turned off the laptop by holding down the power button.
now, when I boot, the windows logo appears and i get a BSOD with the message "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME".
After some googling, I found out it can be solved by using a bootable XP cd, and using the command fixboot from the recovery console. But when I try to go to recovery console through the repair menu, I get a message saying no hard drive is present.
I ran a ubuntu live cd, and it detected my hard drive perfectly (displaying volume number for main partition, and "hard drive" as my second partition). I could access all the data and backup is a possiblity.
Now, how do I fix this without losing any data? Any ideas?
Thanks!
I accidentally dropped my laptop from about 2.5 feet in the air into the carpet/ac adapter and everything was fine. Panicked, I turned off the laptop by holding down the power button.
now, when I boot, the windows logo appears and i get a BSOD with the message "UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME".
After some googling, I found out it can be solved by using a bootable XP cd, and using the command fixboot from the recovery console. But when I try to go to recovery console through the repair menu, I get a message saying no hard drive is present.
I ran a ubuntu live cd, and it detected my hard drive perfectly (displaying volume number for main partition, and "hard drive" as my second partition). I could access all the data and backup is a possiblity.
Now, how do I fix this without losing any data? Any ideas?
Thanks!