HOW TO SOLVE NTLDR MISSING ERROR

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HOW TO SOLVE NTLDR MISSING ERROR

• The NTLDR missing error is not an uncommon error
  for Windows users. When the Windows system is
  turned on, you will see it is working correctly.
  You wait to log in to the computer but, end up
  with the black screen displaying a message which
  says NTLDR Missing error. The never-ending black
  screen shows a single message every time you turn
  on the computer with a hope that the problem
  might have been resolved, but the error stays
  where it was. It could be a horror for the users
  but there no need to feel dismayed. The guide
  offers the correct steps to resolve error
  occurring continuously with a black screen in
  Windows.

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Heres how to solve NTLDR missing errorUnplug
the Removable Media

• Maybe the error is emerging due to the BIOS
  trying load form an external derive. If the
  non-bootable device or drive is attached then try
  to unplug it and remove the storage accessories
  like CD-DVD, pen drive, USB device or memory
  cards. When you remove the external non-bootable
  drive, the BIOS from these drivers will try load
  consequently resolving the problem.

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Modify the BIOS Boot Order

• In Windows, it is possible to inspect the BIOS
  boot order to make sure that the computer will
  load from the internal drive first.
• Restart the computer.
• When the system is booting, you need to bring the
  BIOS with a specific key. Unfortunately, the key
  to open BIOS depends on the manufacture of the
  computer system. Your system must have one of the
  keys from the following so keep pressing one of
  the keys depending on your computer Esc, F2,
  F8, Del, F10 or F12.
• Now, use the arrow buttons to navigate to BIOS,
  setup or BIOS menu.
• Select the Boot tab from the top and move HDD
  drive to priority.

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Replace the NTLDR Files

• The Windows users are allowed to replace the
  files for NTLDR so that the files could load
  correctly using Windows Installation Disc.Insert
  the Windows install CD.
• Restart the computer.
• Boot the computer from CD.
• Press any key to boot from the CD.
• When Windows Options menu is loaded, then press
  the R button.
• It will let you access the Repair Console.
• Press 1 to log into Windows.
• Now enter the Administrator Password.
• Open the command prompt and type the following
  commands to copy the NTLDR and NTDETECT.COM
  files.
• Type copy D \i386\ntldr C \ and press the Enter
  key.
• Again type D \i386\ntdetect.com C \ and hit the
  Enter key.
• Now the files will copy in the designated
  destination.
• Remove the Windows Installation Disc from the
  driver and Restart your computer.

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Change Bootsector Code

• In Windows, the error can be resolved by using
  the BOOTMGR related boot sector code.Inset the
  Windows install CD and restart your computer.
• Boot the computer from CD.
• Press any key to it from CD.
• Click on the Repair your computer after selecting
  proper language, time and keyboard input.
• Select the Windows installation drive.
• Click the Next option and wait until the System
  Recovery Option box appears.
• New, select Command Prompt.
• Type bootcfg /rebuild and press the Enter key
  from your keyboard.
• The program will find Windows Installation. To
  confirm the addition, press Y.
• Now, remove the CD and restart your computer.

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• The NTLDR missing error will no longer appear if
  you follow the methods to troubleshoot the error.
  Hopefully, you have removed the error from your
  computer and begin to work again. But if you find
  the problem again, then try the same methods to
  troubleshoot the error, or you can see the
  support as well.

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Thanks for watching

• John Martin is a Microsoft Office expert and has
  been working in the technical industry since
  2002. As a technical expert, Samuel has written
  technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and
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