Class is in, and the author opens the computer room student server, but it cannot start normally. He gives such a prompt "NTLDR is missing, Press any key to restart". This is a bad thing. This server is a domain server. The settings of the student computer are to log in to the domain. The hard disk of the student computer is protected. All students' homework and information are saved on this server. It is definitely too late to reinstall the system, and it will cause data loss. The author quickly searched the Internet for the cause of the failure and learned that it was probably caused by the loss or destruction of several files. So I quickly ran to another computer room server (the settings of the two servers were the same), searched for "NTLDR", and the three files were all in the root directory of the C drive. I immediately copied the three files to the root directory of the C drive of the faulty server, restarted the computer, and the fault remained the same. In desperation, the author suddenly thought of using the "Fault Recovery Console" to repair the fault, and it really solved the urgent problem. The specific operations are as follows:
1. Use the Windows 2000 installation disk to start the computer and enter the installation interface of Windows 2000 Server;
2. The interface prompts "To repair the installation of Windows 2000 Chinese version, please press R" and press R to continue;
3. The interface prompts the option "To use the recovery console to repair Windows 2000 installation", press C to continue;
4. The screen recovery console prompts "C:/Winnt, which Windows 2000 installation to log in (to cancel, press Enter)?", type "1" here, and then press Enter;
5. Type the administrator password and press Enter;
6. Type Copy F:/Simpchin/Windows2000/Server/I386/Ntldr c:/ and press ENTER (Note: The CD I use is a Windows 2000 three-in-one CD. If it is another installation disk, you can use the search command to find the location of the ntldr file, which is usually in the i386 directory. "f:" is my CD drive letter);
7. Type Copy F:/Simpchin/Windows2000/Server/I386/Ntldr c:/, press Enter. The system prompts you whether to overwrite the file, type Y, and then press Enter.
Restart the computer, when the class bell rings, the server is started normally
1. Use the Windows 2000 installation disk to start the computer and enter the installation interface of Windows 2000 Server;
2. The interface prompts "To repair the installation of Windows 2000 Chinese version, please press R" and press R to continue;
3. The interface prompts the option "To use the recovery console to repair Windows 2000 installation", press C to continue;
4. The screen recovery console prompts "C:/Winnt, which Windows 2000 installation to log in (to cancel, press Enter)?", type "1" here, and then press Enter;
5. Type the administrator password and press Enter;
6. Type Copy F:/Simpchin/Windows2000/Server/I386/Ntldr c:/ and press ENTER (Note: The CD I use is a Windows 2000 three-in-one CD. If it is another installation disk, you can use the search command to find the location of the ntldr file, which is usually in the i386 directory. "f:" is my CD drive letter);
7. Type Copy F:/Simpchin/Windows2000/Server/I386/Ntldr c:/, press Enter. The system prompts you whether to overwrite the file, type Y, and then press Enter.
Restart the computer, when the class bell rings, the server is started normally