The Fastfast.sys file is missing or corrupt: Windows cannot start because the following files are damaged or missing: \System32\Drivers\Fastfat.sys You can use the original boot floppy disk or CD-ROM To start the windows installer and repair this file again and again. On the first screen, select&# 39

When we boot up, the computer prompts that the vgaoem.fon file is missing: Windows cannot start because the following files are damaged or missing: \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\vgaoem.fon You can use the original boot floppy disk or CD-ROM To start the windows installer and repair this file again and again. On the first screen, select&#

When we start up xp, the system file (not the folder...) is lost: Windows cannot start because the following files are damaged or missing: \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM You can use the original boot floppy disk or CD-ROM To start the Windows Installer and repair this file again

The computer turns on and displays a blue screen (code): stop：c0000135 unknown hard error unknown hard error The blue screen will be displayed after the Windows XP welcome screen appears, or you can directly restart back and forth halfway through startup. As shown in the figure: Here is a case. This may be the kernel of the xp system

When the xp system starts up, it starts to the windows xp welcome screen, and the blue screen will appear: STOP: 0x0000007B (0x....), as shown in the figure:   Cause: Most of the time, your hard disk is a SATA hard disk, and your hard disk interface mode is set to AHCI mode without setting other attributes. There is no SATA control in the general XP system (original)

Many times when we re enter the system without using the computer for a long time, we find that our login password for the Xp system has been forgotten. What should we do? It is not necessary to reinstall the system. It is not a simple method. Here we only introduce a method to crack the xp password. (Be civilized.) Solution: Enter the PE system. Open the password unlocking software (NTPWEDIT 0.2) (

When we start up xp and select the system, the full English interface is displayed: the phenomenon is as follows:   Cause: The bootfont.bin file in the active partition is missing. This document is the function of sinicization. Solution: Copy the bootfont.bin file in the active partition from another xp system to the root directory of the active partition (of course, this file can also be absent, which does not affect the normal operation of the system

Xp Startup Fault Handling Series 6: Hal.dll Lost Phenomenon: When you turn on the computer and enter the system, Windows cannot start because the following files are damaged or missing:<windows root> system32 hal.dll. Please reinstall the copies of the above files. As shown in the figure:   terms of settlement: The first way

After the xp system is powered on, it displays the loss of the ntoskrnl.exe file: windows cannot start because the following files are damaged or missing:<windows root> system32 ntoskrnl.exe. Please reinstall the copy of the above files   Solution: After entering the PE system, turn the normal X

Failure handling series 4 of xp startup: unable to enter the xp welcome screen and restart back and forth. Even the welcome screen of Windows XP system cannot enter after the computer is turned on. Restart back and forth, which may be NTDETECT The COM file may be missing. Solution: After entering the PE system, find the normal system or download the file NTDETECT from the website COM files (

The third part of the xp startup fault handling series: Operating system not found. (One of them!) After xp is powered on, the system cannot be improved. The display shows: Operating system not found     Solution: After entering the PE system, open the partition

After the xp system is powered on, NTLDR files are lost: NTLDR is missing Press any key to restart, as shown in the figure: Environment: The computer has two drive letters: c and d. There are two solutions: The first case: after entering the PE system, check that disk c is not the active partition, disk d is the active partition, system disk, and disk d is the active partition