Questions & Answers for: Microsoft master boot

...boot. and it has some kind of sound not beep sound like 'vovozzzzzz' *check wheather hdd cable(ide cable) is connected properly and powerconnecter also * set hdd to master in jumper setting choose ...

...nothing else you need to do to the boot sector. The boot sector is also called the MBR - master boot record. If there's something else you're trying to check it for, tell me what you're looking

...HDD into existing computer. Boot computer using ghost boot disk. "Image" existing HDD to newer, larger HDD. Remove existing HDD. Set 'new' HDD to proper position (Master, etc). Boot computer.

...master boot record] files to it. Make sure you copy them rather than moving them. Then in bios make sure you enable booting from a usb device. Hope this helps & please take a moment to rate this ...

...boot priority menu from the BIOS. Once you can boot from the install cd you can use it to fix your master boot record by entering the recovery console and using the command fixmbr. Hope this helps

...master boot record can be cleaned and fixed by your antivirus software, if you are or were using any floppy's make sure you format them. Have a look at this web page for full instruction on how to ...

...boot, I took out Seagate and set hitachi to master. Glad I did because when I turned the pc back on it just asked to insert a boot disc... The same thing happened when I reinstalled seagate set to ...

...master boot record to the hard drive that you're currently using to boot into Windows XP. This will repair any corruption or damage that the master boot record may have. Take out the Windows XP CD, ...

...Boot device include:IDE0 means Pri master IDE1 means Pri slave IDE2 means Sec master IDE3 means Sec slave  Hope it helps you   You have to format a hard drive with a third party ...

...boot order is set to. IDE-0 means Pri master ?IDE-1 means Pri slave ?IDE-2 means Sec master ?IDE-3 means Sec slave ? If you are unsure on what the boot order should be you can load failsafe defaults ...