cuz chaky had suggested it above. currently using xp home edition SP2 on drive C.
chuteboxe39 0 Junior Poster in Training
joshSCH 1,062 Industrious Poster Banned
Okay, well this is what you should do.. I just remembered this, and I should have told you to do this from the get go.
Use the XP cd once more to boot into Windows' recovery console. Okay, click on the C: partition, and enter the administrator password. Once there, enter this command at the prompt:
bootcfg /rebuild
This should help you to rebuild the boot.ini file. Hope this works! :)
Chaky 191 Posting Virtuoso
Told you that changing drive letters causes problems.
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