- win2k will not reboot
- Posted by dave tilson on January 21st, 2004
I have 3 hard drives, all NTSF file system. A while back,
hd0 died an agonizing death. I replaced it with a new
Maxtor 120gb, and made it my master boot disk. Ever since,
my machine will not reboot. I have to shut down, turn it
off, and do a cold restart. If I don't press the power
button for just the right length of time (2-3 secs or so),
I have to turn the machine off again; it almost always
boots by the 2nd attempt. Any ideas what my problem is?
The system files are all there. Jumpers set wrong?? It
doesn't stop me from operating my system, but it's the
first machine I've had that won't reboot. Thanks in
advance for any suggestions.
- Posted by DL on January 21st, 2004
Boots in Safe Mode?
Used boot log, and checked resulting log?
David
"dave tilson" <dtilson@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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- Posted by Dave Patrick on January 21st, 2004
Since you didn't mention it, one has to ask; did you install an operating
system on the new drive or was the OS installed to another drive? Is there a
primary active partition located on the new drive?
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"dave tilson" wrote:
| I have 3 hard drives, all NTSF file system. A while back,
| hd0 died an agonizing death. I replaced it with a new
| Maxtor 120gb, and made it my master boot disk. Ever since,
| my machine will not reboot. I have to shut down, turn it
| off, and do a cold restart. If I don't press the power
| button for just the right length of time (2-3 secs or so),
| I have to turn the machine off again; it almost always
| boots by the 2nd attempt. Any ideas what my problem is?
| The system files are all there. Jumpers set wrong?? It
| doesn't stop me from operating my system, but it's the
| first machine I've had that won't reboot. Thanks in
| advance for any suggestions.
