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ntoskrnl.exe error on boot even after fixing boot.ini

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by brainwave89, Sep 23, 2008.

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    I started to get a ntoskrnl.exe error on boot. Sometimes I can use my serial or USB keyboard to boot to recovery console but not consistently. Sometimes either keyboard is not recognized. When it is recognized I go to recovery console and run bootcfg /rebuild and I am then able to boot great.
    When I restart or shut down and turn the computer on again I get the same error. If I run bootcfg /rebuild it boots great.
    Why do I need to keep on using the bootcfg command to boot successfully?
    Any suggestions on how I can get my Compaq Presario SR1923WM w/ an AMD Athlon processor and Windows XP Media Edition 2006 w/ SP 3 to boot consistently would be appreciated.
     
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