I boot up and the BIOS recognises a hard drive and describes the make under Primary. However it claims not to be able to find a boot record. I have run this disk (windows 2000) on another machine and it boots fine, so it is intact. I have also tried other known good drives with OS's installed.
When I boot using a start up disk, a virtual C: loads, (MS-RAMDRIVE) effectively telling me there is no physical C: drive installed.
The drive is obviously partitioned, and after running Tuff test pro, there are no controller / board errors reported. I have stripped and reloaded the BIOS, but no avail- same result.
Any glaring clues anyone? The drive is a maxtor.
When I boot using a start up disk, a virtual C: loads, (MS-RAMDRIVE) effectively telling me there is no physical C: drive installed.
The drive is obviously partitioned, and after running Tuff test pro, there are no controller / board errors reported. I have stripped and reloaded the BIOS, but no avail- same result.
Any glaring clues anyone? The drive is a maxtor.