Guest Blademan Posted July 29, 2008 Posted July 29, 2008 So, hello. I hope you guys can help me. Yesterday i received the god **** bluescreen. I have once befored this year, but that problem was solved with chkdsk in commando prompt via BartPE. So i just thought, i test that again via BartPE. But its it couldn't lock current drive and the disk is Raw. Key words: 0xC0000006 < - - is the second parameter Unmountable_boot_volume I read much of text when i searched on google and one and perhaps the only suggestion is to change cables or so? It's way out of my technicality. I hope i can save something from my hard drive, because it's not looking good. So fast respone would be great, i will applaud every single help answer.
Guest Malke Posted July 29, 2008 Posted July 29, 2008 Re: Bluescreen problem? Blademan wrote: > > So, hello. I hope you guys can help me. > > Yesterday i received the god **** bluescreen. I have once befored this > year, but that problem was solved with chkdsk in commando prompt via > BartPE. So i just thought, i test that again via BartPE. But its it > couldn't lock current drive and the disk is Raw. > > Key words: > 0xC0000006 < - - is the second parameter > Unmountable_boot_volume > > I read much of text when i searched on google and one and perhaps the > only suggestion is to change cables or so? It's way out of my > technicality. > > I hope i can save something from my hard drive, because it's not > looking good. The "unmountable boot volume" error can sometimes be fixed with software (see below) but it can also mean that the hard drive is failing. Since the Bart's PE isn't working for you, I suspect the latter. If the hard drive has physically failed, the time for backup has passed and the only way to get data off the drive is to send it to a professional data recovery company such as Drive Savers. This is quite expensive but only you know whether your situation warrants spending that much money. Test the drive with a utility downloaded from the hard drive mftr.'s website. I always start out with the quick test but even if it passes the quick test, I'd do a thorough test too. If the drive fails any physical tests, replace it. Software solution for the error: Boot with the XP cd into Recovery Console. Do chkdsk /p If there are errors, do chkdsk /r After Chkdsk is finished in either case, go back into Recovery Console and do fixboot, and then reboot (hopefully) into Windows. A Bart's PE isn't needed, just the XP install cd. Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ
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