Although the reason caused this problem is still unkown...I should be aware of that in case it might happen again.
Steps:
- Put the Windows installation CD into DVDRom then restart.
- Let it scan the PC, then choose R to recover.
- Choose to identify the existing Windows system.
- Or type in:
C:\BOOTCFG \LIST to list all booting system
C:\BOOTCFG \ADD to add one booting system or
C:\BOOTCFG \REBUILD to rebuild the booting .ini file. - Note that the BOOTCFG "Identifier" is the identifier like "Windows XP Professional".
Now restart and enjoy.
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