alt.certification.mcse - [70-215] What is the best answer for "ntoskrnl.exe missing or corrupt"?

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[70-215] What is the best answer for "ntoskrnl.exe missing or corrupt"?

Corsaro

2002-12-05, 9:25 am

Hi!

If there is this message when booting, how to solve for Microsoft?

Thanx

Tony

Joe Bob

2002-12-06, 9:25 am

Make sure the Boot.ini file is pointing to the correct place.

"Corsaro" < corsaro66_no_immondizia_@freem
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> Hi!
>
> If there is this message when booting, how to solve for Microsoft?
>
> Thanx
>
> Tony
>
>

Bigmaggot

2002-12-07, 6:24 pm

Check the boot.ini is pointing to the right place then replace ntoskrnl.exe
if necessary in the <windowsroot>/system32/ dir.

Andy

"Corsaro" < corsaro66_no_immondizia_@freem
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> Hi!
>
> If there is this message when booting, how to solve for Microsoft?
>
> Thanx
>
> Tony
>
>

Don

2003-01-08, 2:24 pm

Here is the Microsoft Knowledge Base article on how to fix that error message:
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;124550
It includes a link to the article on BOOT.INI and ARC Path Naming Conventions and Usage

none2soon

2003-01-15, 1:24 am

I think that by booting the system with the win2k cd into the recovery
console you can edit the boot.ini to correctly point to the file. Yes there
are other ways that this type of error can be fixed but, I have found that
it is usually a boot.ini issue.

"Corsaro" < corsaro66_no_immondizia_@freem
ail.it> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> If there is this message when booting, how to solve for Microsoft?
>
> Thanx
>
> Tony
>
>

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