Mar 14, 2004 #1 W Wisdo n00b Joined Mar 14, 2004 Messages 7 in windows xp pro, I had this error message (unmountable boot volume). whenever you start up it automatically turns off. its a 40g maxtor .
in windows xp pro, I had this error message (unmountable boot volume). whenever you start up it automatically turns off. its a 40g maxtor .
Mar 17, 2004 #3 N nertil1 Limp Gawd Joined Feb 11, 2003 Messages 371 just hapened to me last week with xp i think the harddrive crashes so i had to reinstall xp good luck
just hapened to me last week with xp i think the harddrive crashes so i had to reinstall xp good luck
Mar 17, 2004 #4 T TrEpIdAtIoN Limp Gawd Joined Jan 30, 2002 Messages 225 Woh hold up dont format right away. Do a "chkdsk -r" on your harddrive let it repair everything then if that doesnt work, do a "fixboot" on the drive. You have to do all this by booting with WIndows CD and go into repair mode.
Woh hold up dont format right away. Do a "chkdsk -r" on your harddrive let it repair everything then if that doesnt work, do a "fixboot" on the drive. You have to do all this by booting with WIndows CD and go into repair mode.
Mar 17, 2004 #6 T TrEpIdAtIoN Limp Gawd Joined Jan 30, 2002 Messages 225 Won't it just do that same thing?
Mar 19, 2004 #7 T TrEpIdAtIoN Limp Gawd Joined Jan 30, 2002 Messages 225 doh i just thought of this, if you haven't done anything to drastic (spelling?) unplug and replug in or change your IDE cables that can do it too.
doh i just thought of this, if you haven't done anything to drastic (spelling?) unplug and replug in or change your IDE cables that can do it too.
Mar 19, 2004 #8 J Jason711 Supreme [H]ardness Joined Aug 3, 2001 Messages 5,975 by fixboot he means going into the recovery console