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The situation is like this:

Using a Tomato Garden CD to install the operating system on a Sony laptop,
I accidentally made a wrong choice and selected "NTFS DOS Boot Disk", and then after the computer boots up, it's just the DOS interface "a:\".
No matter how I restart, it's like this, and I can't enter the original operating system anymore, 555555555555555
Originally, only the Windows XP system was installed,
Please advise............... Thank you very much

DOS interface commands
attrib -s -h -r c:\boot.ini
edit c:\boot.ini


timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /NOEXECUTE=OPTIN /FASTDETECT

Supplementary note partition(1) is partition number 1

Can't find c:\boot.ini
Please use WinPE
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=23143&page=1&sid=IeAGYe#pid138481

Thanks DOS Yicong:) But now I can't even enter the operating system. How to use WinPE?

Even if you can't even get into the operating system, the simplest way is to download the .iso and burn it to a disk, then set the BIOS to boot from the CD-ROM. If you're proficient, you can also virtualize the .iso in DOS to boot into WinPE.

If you set the "BIOS" to boot from the optical drive, will it directly enter the DOS system (command prompt: "a:\") after booting? The computer is someone else's, and I can't test it now, I don't know what will happen? Thanks a lot~~~~~~~~~~~~

Originally posted by ArcView at 2006-10-2 00:58:
If you set the "BIOS" to boot from the CD-ROM, will it still directly enter the DOS system (command prompt: "a:\") after booting?

If there is a bootable CD-ROM on the CD-ROM drive, the "a:\" will not appear.

The landlord changed the boot sector of the NT system to the boot sector of 98, right?

First, use SRCBOOT to back up the 98 boot sector, then use the BOOTPART command to rewrite the NT boot sector, and then start!

I don't know if there should be a bootable CD for the system disk (Tomato Garden Windows XP)?

Dear great experts,

Can you please tell me the specific operation process?

What you said seems like天书 to me : (

Originally posted by ArcView at 2006-10-2 01:31:
You guys,

Can you please tell me the specific operation process?

What you said is like a天书 to me : (

The specific operation process is more like a天书

First, press F8 at startup to see what you can find!