Bailey: Verifying DMI Pool Data... BOOT: I/O error reading disk Please insert another disk I had win98 and NT4-server. Anyone could help, please share your knowledge. Thank You. _____________________________________________________ Gary: You havn't got a floppy disk or cd in the drives have you! Check your BIOS to see what boot order your drives are in, Should be A: C: SCSI, or something similar. Could be a Hard disk boot sector fault. ______________________________________________________ Bailey: My boot order is correct "A, C, Scsi" So, I suspect it may be HD boot sector fault. I did "Fdisk /MBR" to repair it but with out improvement. And I lost my Emergency Boot Disk. What Am I to do now? Please share your knowledge, Thanks. _______________________________________________________

What did you do before this happened. It would be great to know if this happened just so, or if you did something in your system. I had a similar problem when inverting Primary and secondary controller. While every boot system must be installed on a disk on the primary controller (if there is just one disk). It could be that your parttion is not active. Run fdisk and see mail me for further help

As J Reuter asks: what did you do to get into this state... What is you system config? (HD EIDE/SCSI; partitions - as was...? etc.) Ideas: set your sequence to c: then a: ? Can you boot from '98 boot-disk (or a DOS 6.22 variety)? What does Fdisk reveal? What happens if you run the NT install floppies??? Will it allow a repair/upgrade choice etc???