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Just recently my computer crapped out on me. I restarted and got the "NTLDR is missing" which I didn't think would be a problem, I've seen it before on other computers and it was a simple fix. This one however was not so simple.
The disk is damaged, or has bad sectors according to my EVENT VIEWER and I tried to reformat the disk through Windows, but I could not because although the bios detects both of my hard drives...(Maxtor, I know it's my fault)...it does not show up in my computer.
So I'm simply wondering if there is any disk utilities that will work at start-up or something that would detect all of the hard drives available through windows. Also I should let you know that the disk is also available in the Device Manager, just not in My Computer.
Thanks in Advance,
Jon
The disk is damaged, or has bad sectors according to my EVENT VIEWER and I tried to reformat the disk through Windows, but I could not because although the bios detects both of my hard drives...(Maxtor, I know it's my fault)...it does not show up in my computer.
So I'm simply wondering if there is any disk utilities that will work at start-up or something that would detect all of the hard drives available through windows. Also I should let you know that the disk is also available in the Device Manager, just not in My Computer.
Thanks in Advance,
Jon