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You can boot from an Ubuntu Live CD and edit the file C:\boot.ini, You just open it in notepad and this is an example of it's structure:
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From "Invalid Boot.ini" error messages when you start your computer:
See the above article for step-by-step instructions. EDIT: You can use the DiskInternals Boot CD to boot and do some repair operations. If you need an Emergency Boot CD (XP SP2 Pro & XP SP2 Home), there is apparently also a mini-iso here, but I haven't tried it. | |||||||
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