any one have idea? did try to repair the windows but the cd wont boot upp..... helllppppp
a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart
a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart
a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart on my windows xp....my host is windows 8...my windows got stuck then i shutdown the pc without save the state my virtualbox...afterwards got this on boot a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart my g
any one have idea? did try to repair the windows but the cd wont boot upp..... helllppppp
any one have idea? did try to repair the windows but the cd wont boot upp..... helllppppp
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mpack
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Re: a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart
Check and repair disk errors on the host, then restore the damaged file(s) from a backup.
At what point does this message appear, i.e. does the XP guest boot up?
At what point does this message appear, i.e. does the XP guest boot up?
Re: a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart
will try to check n repair the disk error tonight....what do u mean restore damage fail from backup? is it mean from system restore??Check and repair disk errors on the host, then restore the damaged file(s) from a backup.
At what point does this message appear, i.e. does the XP guest boot up?
the message appear at my guest boot up loading OS XP...xp guest boot up and the message appear a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart ..it happend when i not shutdown the guest OS properly...
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mpack
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Re: a disk read error occured press ctrl+alt+del to restart
I'm not sure I can put it any simpler. If the VDI has been corrupted then there is no magic cure. You must replace it using a backup copy you made some time - hopefully recently.
And no, "System Restore" is not useful for this since it only protects the system (OS).
And no, "System Restore" is not useful for this since it only protects the system (OS).