Four Ways to Get Into Windows XP Recovery Console. Getting Into Windows XP Recovery Console. Several of my articles on the site talk about using the Recovery Console so I thought I should at least show you how to do that. In case you’re not familiar with this, the recovery console is a command line utility that looks much like a DOS prompt or Windows Command Prompt with a limited set of commands that can be used when troubleshooting and hopefully fixing Windows startup problems. Windows XP startup errors such as NTLDR is missing, Windows Setup: Setup did not find any hard disk drives. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart, Invalid Boot.

Changes file attributes for a single file or directory. This command sets or removes the read-only, system, hidden, and compressed attributes assigned to.

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• Creates and displays a status report for the disk. The chkdsk command also lists and corrects errors on the disk. The chkdsk command with the parameters listed below.

In MS-DOS 5.00 - 6.22 you can use this undocumented workaround to force COMMAND.COM to load "high", which requires an upper memory manager in CONFIG.SYS, like EMM386.

Missing Windows/System. Hal. dll, Missing Operating System or Operating System Not Found can all be fixed using the recovery console.

As far as I’m aware, there are four ways to access the recovery console. If you don’t get a boot menu like the one pictured above when you’re starting your PC and you cannot boot into Windows desktop then it’s not installed and you must go with either of the CD options or the USB option. If you can boot into Windows desktop and would like to install the recovery console as a boot menu option then follow this article:  How To Install The Recovery Console. Below, I will discuss the four methods to access the recovery console: Option 1: Windows XP Boot Menu. As mentioned above, to access the console using the boot menu,  you must have the Recovery Console installed first. If you don’t have it installed and you can boot into Windows then click here for instructions on installing the console. If you already have it installed then simply restart your computer and select the option Microsoft Windows Recovery Console from the boot menu and press Enter.

Option 2: Using Windows XP Installation CDInsert your Windows XP CD and restart the computer. You will need to boot from the CD so on most PC’s you’ll see a message requesting you to press a key to boot from CD.

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