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Yeah pretty much. It's free and will give you something to play with until you decide what to do next. Ubuntu is a good start, plenty of support. Very much like Vista. . . .or is it the other way around?
Originally Posted by LeftyGorilla /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yep, time to try Ubuntu. It's free aside from your time, but it will get your computer up and running everything you need. |
Originally Posted by oakleyguy89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well what confuses me is when I look up how to replace it, it says put in the xp cd and hit any key to continue. Well this xp cd has the defective ntldr so it wont boot up. When I put in the disk it says ntldr is missing. So I cannot go pass that. |
Originally Posted by oakleyguy89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I tried that one on that site with my usb stick and its a no go. |
Originally Posted by oakleyguy89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yeah, the install disk is burnt xp. So I cant really try those steps on the link that you provided on that edit. Reason being is I dont have an original xp cd, only that copy and I get stuck right when I turn on the computer. I cannot get anywhere with that copy. So that link doesnt really apply lol. I think they are probably talking about when you have xp already installed and it starts doing that, so they have you get the original xp disc and use command prompt and do the copy command to copy from D: to your C: drive. Im seeing if I can fix this manually by ripping the CD directly to my thumb drive and plugging the thumb drive into my aspire one (Which has xp) and replace the ntldr, and the ntdetect files with the ones from my aspire one. |
Originally Posted by userlander /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think that's pretty much all you can do legally, at least. *cough* torrent *cough* |
Originally Posted by oakleyguy89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yup, that is what the cd I am using is. Like I said its a copy of xp. |