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That means you have corrupted files on your Hard drive, Use the recovery partition to deal with that if your computer has that, If not you might need to take it to the shop
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These can all be cause my corrupt ram to tell if your ram is corrupt download <br /><br />memtest from <a href="http://memtest86.com">memtest86.com</a> you want the bootable cd image file<br /><br />burn this file onto a cd and then boot your computer from cd either setting <br />cd drive as first boot device in BIOS or hitting f12 as computer boots and in the quick boot menu selecting the cd drive<br /><br />when the memtest program boots up start the memory test<br /><br />if the test fails the corresponding ram module will need to be replaced <br /><br />hopefully this helps<br />regards<br />djbr1ck<br />
How much data is there on the HDD. Delete more files and C drive should be max 70% loaded. After that run the bootable xp Cd & go for a clean installation. You should succeed, else try Hiren's boot disc and try to scandisc for HDD errors if any...............sodeep
Boot from your cd rom using your windows cd. Adjust your BIOS setting to boot from cd rom. Follow the instruction carefully. When partition editor screen come, break all partition and resize partition as your choice. Than install windows on drive 'C'. You r done. If you cant boot, try using another bootable cd. Let me know whats next.
your ram or memory controller may be bad, try taking out one of the ram chips or swapping them with each other. try running memtest86 (you can google and download it) to check for memory errors.
If you have both a CD drive & a DVD drive, make sure you are using the 1st physical device (according to physical hookup).
Or if you do have both, then try booting with CD in other drive
The "Bootmgr is Missing" is basically telling you the Partition/s have either become Corrupt or Deleted.If you have more then 2 hard drives, check in the bios to see which one is set as master/slave, and also check the Boot Sequence order. Doubt whether re-seating the memory will do any good, as you would not evem get the Bootmgr is missing error if the Memory was unseated, You just need a clean install of windows put back on there.
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