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Missing hal.dll xp wont boot been threw alot need |
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From: smokie on 12/15/2002
rebooted one day and boom my one partition of winblowsXP gievs me a missing or curupt error. so i replace the hal.dll and added the partion to the bootini again. then it sasy it cant boot because it needs dlls and files. WTF if i try to boot form the boot.ini it still says missing or curupt hal.dll and the new one says this other shizzz. OMG from the other partitons it wont reconsie the partion as formatted at all! aaagghh please help me
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From: daphne on 09/23/2003
to Computerpilot:So what is the problem with the boot.ini?? how do I fix it?? I have (a bit by accident, a looooong story) two windows XP, and I want the one with all the programms and data on a partition NTFS to boot again, but just the new by accident installed one inthe FAT32 works, the one I wnat complains about the hal.dll I will appreciate very very much your help, I'm desperate!!!!
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From: Computerpilot on 12/15/2002
Do you have more than one partition and OS? If you have recently made changes to another parition on your hard drive, there is a very good change you just have to modifiy the Boot.ini file and relink everything up. This is the second most cause of the infamous missing or corrupt hal.dll error message.Computerpilot
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From: smokie on 12/15/2002
thats what i thought at first but its just that partiton the rest of te drvefunctions properly and under the recovery console i can see and acces all the file in the partion. i whent in and extraced alll of the files form the xpDisks drives.cab and replaced my hal.dll got it to go to the booting screen then it said the same error again needs dll to boot. grrrrrr thanks for the help thought pilot.
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From: Computerpilot on 12/15/2002
Sounds like your hard drive finally bit the dust. Usually, without any configuration changes and a HAL error message, you most likely have a failed hard drive. A lot of people have this problem with Windows XP. However, this is normal (and new) with Windows XP.Computerpilot
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