Disk Book sector is to be modified

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by Brjlk, May 26, 2009.

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  1. Brjlk

    Brjlk Registered Member

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    On loading my Win XP Service Pack 2 pc, I get the following error message

    !!!Warning !!!
    Disk Book sector is to be modified. Type Y to accept , any key to abort.

    Typing Y or any key does not change anything.
    Computer freezes & beeps continually. Cannot enter setup by typing Del. Cannot boot from Acronis Boot Disk.

    On rebooting, same problem again

    What can be the problem?

    John
     
  2. Xpilot

    Xpilot Registered Member

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    It does not sound like a TI problem.
    Suggest you try Microsoft.public.windows update news group. Microsoft support web site should also help.

    Xpilot
     
  3. Brjlk

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    Thanks for the reply. But I wonder why TI cannot be of any help in this case.
    I will have to bring my PC to the computer workshop to correct the problem.

    John
     
  4. Xpilot

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    Some further thoughts.
    1.You should find out what the beep codes for your computer are trying to tell you.
    2. I do not believe that XP SP2 is still supported. Why not go for SP3 because you do not have to install SP2 beforehand. There are still a large number up hot fixes to install since SP3.
    3. I did not see any thing in your post that stated that you have a full validated image of your hard drive. If you have restored before or you have a spare drive to install and restore to you would be ideally place to start over with a SP3 update.
    4. Ti is not much use in fixing a broken system other than restoring it to a previous working state.

    Xpilot
     
  5. Brjlk

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    2) For that, I need the PC to boot normally. However neither pressing F11, nor booting from the Acronis boot CD allows me to launch Acronis & do a restore.

    3) I have created an image of my HDD & activated Acronis Startup recovery manager

    John
     
  6. snifferpro

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    is there a key depressed or stuck on your keyboard?
     
  7. Brjlk

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    Thanks everybody. I brought my PC to the computer shop. The technician said it was a bios setting. Now everything goes fine.

    John
     
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