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Hello All,

I have a 16 GB Solid State Hard Drive and for some reason after a couple of
weeks when I reboot it goes to a blinking cursor in the top left corner or
sometimes it will give an error like NTLDR missing or corrupt. Here is the
scoop on the config and what I have done up to this point.

16 GB Solid State Hard Drive IDE connector
Windows XP SP2 all up to date
Used FDisk
Used Format Utility
Used a couple different Windows Disks
Used a couple different 16 and 8 GB Solid State Flash Drives
Used a couple of different mother boards

All the above leads to the same failures, It may take a little longer in
some cases but at this point the verdict is the same. Thank you for your
assistance,

blacksheep_796

"blacksheep_796" wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have a 16 GB Solid State Hard Drive and for some reason after a couple of
> weeks when I reboot it goes to a blinking cursor in the top left corner or
> sometimes it will give an error like NTLDR missing or corrupt. Here is the
> scoop on the config and what I have done up to this point.
>
> 16 GB Solid State Hard Drive IDE connector
> Windows XP SP2 all up to date
> Used FDisk
> Used Format Utility
> Used a couple different Windows Disks
> Used a couple different 16 and 8 GB Solid State Flash Drives
> Used a couple of different mother boards
>
> All the above leads to the same failures, It may take a little longer in
> some cases but at this point the verdict is the same. Thank you for your
> assistance,
>
> blacksheep_796

Try this one "HDD Regenerator "

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Big Up CertGuard.
http://certguard.com/forums/

HDD is primarily used for standard hard drives I do not think this will work,
but thank you for your efforts.

"OTHMAN" wrote:

> "blacksheep_796" wrote:
>
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I have a 16 GB Solid State Hard Drive and for some reason after a couple of
> > weeks when I reboot it goes to a blinking cursor in the top left corner or
> > sometimes it will give an error like NTLDR missing or corrupt. Here is the
> > scoop on the config and what I have done up to this point.
> >
> > 16 GB Solid State Hard Drive IDE connector
> > Windows XP SP2 all up to date
> > Used FDisk
> > Used Format Utility
> > Used a couple different Windows Disks
> > Used a couple different 16 and 8 GB Solid State Flash Drives
> > Used a couple of different mother boards
> >
> > All the above leads to the same failures, It may take a little longer in
> > some cases but at this point the verdict is the same. Thank you for your
> > assistance,
> >
> > blacksheep_796
>
> Try this one "HDD Regenerator "
>
> --
> Big Up CertGuard.
> http://certguard.com/forums/
>