NTLDR is missing

Try the following to see if this will fix the issue

Push the eject button on the floppy drive.
If a floppy disk pops out, try booting to windows
If you have a flash drive plugged in, try removing it and try booting to windows

If your system is still stating the NTLDR is missing or some other error while trying to boot to windows, try replacing the NTLDR file.

To replace the file do the following

Put your Windows XP CD in the top CD-ROM drive
Set the BIOS to boot to the CD-ROM drive
When you see the "Press any key" message press the spacebar (if you miss it, reboot and try again)
When you get to the windows install screen, it will tell you to press "R" or "Enter" Press the letter R
It may ask you what windows install you want to boot to. On most systems the choice will be number (1) but if you have a dual boot system or a second drive in the system, it may be different. Press the number that correlates to Windows XP.
You will be asked for a password. Leave the password blank and press Enter.

You should be at a command prompt. Type "Copy #/I386\NTLDR C:\" (without the " ". Substitute the drive letter for the #. Depending on the system, the drive letter may be different. It will usually be drive D but can be different. There is a space between NTLDR and C)

Press Enter

When its done, reboot the computer (The CD drive will not open till after you reboot)

NOTE: If it still requires a password and you have a password, enter the password. If it will not let you get passed the password screen, then either you are not entering the password correctly or there is an issue with windows. If you can't get passed the password screen, you won't be able to copy the NTLDR file.

If this doesn't work, try the Software Troubleshooter.

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