Now We Can Find - Missing Ntldr

Whenever we see the error missing ntlder, it means something has gone wrong while booting. Usually the entire booting process depends on ntldr file. If this file gets corrupted then the system would come up with the missing ntlder error. The file is operated from hard drive and it is executed while the system initiates the boot process. Just after the computer is powered on, system automatically starts searching for an ntldr file and permits other peripherals to start functioning and it this way system loads up with windows.

However, in this entire process may stop if ntldr files don’t work properly, then the system will stop booting and we would see a black screen with an error message which would be an indication of missing ntldr. Reasons behind this malfunction could be file corruption, hard drive malfunction or file deletion. If we are suspecting file corruption then it could be recovered with the help of windows installation CD. By running the installation CD, we can recover the same file within five minutes. All we need to do is, to follow simple on-screen instructions in order to retrieve missing ntldr files.

But if it the case of hard drive malfunction then the troubleshooting would be different. We can try to apply BIOS default settings to get the missing ntldr file. However, if it is accidentally deleted or missing from the system then we need perform same steps with the help of a windows installation CD. After this, once the computer is up and running, the first thing we need to do is to secure the missing ntldr file. This could be done in windows folder on primary hard drive partition. We need to hide the file and make the file into “read only”. After all this run around we can start our computing again.