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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 13
OS: WinXP
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[SOLVED] Hard Drive Upgrade Question
Well, I purchased a larger hard drive for my Toshiba laptop [I was going from 60GB to 160GB]. I used an upgrade kit to help copy the data from my old hard drive to the new one, and everything went smoothly, but when I installed the new hard drive and boot up, I get an error message that says "NTLDR is compressed. Press alt + ctrl + del to restart." I do it, and the same thing happens all over again.
Do you think it has anything to do with the fact that a few weeks ago I compressed my C: drive? If so, that would mean the files copied and saved in a compressed format to my new drive. And if that's the case, my question is, how do I uncompress either drive? And if I do uncompress them, will that solve the problem? In theory it seems it should work, but I can't seem to find any information about it on the web. Any suggestions are welcome and appreciated! Thanks! |
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Re: Hard Drive Upgrade Question
Sup sliimshaydi
I waz lookin around TSF and I found this article tha explains a bit bout your error: Quote:
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 13
OS: WinXP
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Re: Hard Drive Upgrade Question
Ohh, I see. Well, I couldn't do the first thing becuase I never got a Windows XP CD, and I did try the second thing you said, but it didn't work for me. The only thing I could do was reformat and clone the whole thing all over again. It finally worked for me so I was just coming back to say this thread is solved and can be closed now.
Thanks dragonfire8080 for your suggestions. |
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