Corrupt files in MCE 2005 XP home

As you are able to access command prompt, you can run the "System File Checker" tool to repair/ replace the corrupted ntfs.sys file. To do this, follow the instructions below:
1.Restart your system and tap F8 key repeatedly until you see Advanced Boot Options menu on your screen. If you miss reaching the screen in the first attempt, repeat this step until you reach the screen.
2.On the Advanced Boot Options screen, select "Safe Mode with command prompt"
3.In the command prompt window, type "SFC /scannow" (without quotes).
Note: There is a space between C and / in the command above.

This will scan all your protected system files and replace the corrupted files with a cached copy stored in your system.
Important: Please do not close the command prompt window until the verification is 100% complete. After the process is completed, the scan results will be displayed on your screen.

To know more about System File Checker, you can refer to the following Microsoft support page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833

Hope this will help you.

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that is a system file, just run the repair of the OS . that will fix the issue.

Sounds like a corrupt install.

You need to set the pc to boot from the install disk. Then it should detect the failed install. Either select a new location or over write or format the disk and install.
Trying to recover from a failed install is usually far more trouble than its worth. You usually end up with a unreliable install and nothing but headaches.

If it just disappeared then you may have a bad HD on your hands.

Try to load your xp disk again and do a repair instead.

You would pretend like your installing xp and when it starts to seek out your HD it will say if found a curropted version of xp and can repair it if you want.

There's a few ways to fix this. Easiest way is to just reinstall your operating system. That will wipe out everything and i assume you have data that you don't want lost.

Here is an alternate route. That file is stored on the disk in the I386 folder. Below is a link with the directions.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822800

Be prepared, there is still a chance you could lose your data, but the above link gives you the best chance at fixing the problem.

check your installer if its not corrupt. do an installation repair so that files needed by your system is complete and not corrupted. =)

go to www.google.com put Toshiba RAID/SATA driver package for Windows XP MCE 2005 u get a link select and download or else try from www.Toshiba.com website or else from www.driverguide.com

well...if you are enrolled at a university you can get a student version of windows at an unbelievable discount.