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Invalid Boot.ini Problem Help!

#1 User is offline   BCain 

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Posted 19 March 2012 - 11:05 AM

Hi, i know there's a similar topic here but i didn't find a way to fix my problem. I'm sorry for my grammar, i'm not a English speaker...

When i Restart my Pc i get the message:

Invalid boot.INI
Booting from C:/WINDOWS

and nothing else. And then it restart again, and the same message apears, and it never start to windows. Tried putting in the setup CD. Never recognizes it. It just keeps restarting. I don't know why it is...i have this problem before, but i fixed it with the setup CD, but now it's not working.

I will really appreciate any help!
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Posted 19 March 2012 - 01:29 PM

View PostBCain, on 19 March 2012 - 11:05 AM, said:

Hi, i know there's a similar topic here but i didn't find a way to fix my problem. I'm sorry for my grammar, i'm not a English speaker...

When i Restart my Pc i get the message:

Invalid boot.INI
Booting from C:/WINDOWS

and nothing else. And then it restart again, and the same message apears, and it never start to windows. Tried putting in the setup CD. Never recognizes it. It just keeps restarting. I don't know why it is...i have this problem before, but i fixed it with the setup CD, but now it's not working.

I will really appreciate any help!


Go to bios and set the drive you are placing your CD in as #1 in your priority boot list.
Should using the disc resolve your problem, remember to make C: #1 again when done.
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:57 AM

View PostRommel, on 19 March 2012 - 01:29 PM, said:


Go to bios and set the drive you are placing your CD in as #1 in your priority boot list.
Should using the disc resolve your problem, remember to make C: #1 again when done.


Will try it, thanks!
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