> Hi,
>
> Smart failure. Windows 200 Prof won't boot (machine just keeps
> restarting). When machine is booted from a floppy disk, the C: drive is
> unavailable.
>
> Question: How bad is this, can I get the data off the disk?
>
> The disk isn't mine (so please dont tell me i should have backed up
> etc).
Disk is not yours, is that PC you are trying to boot
Windows 200 (sic) Prof, yours?
It is not bad at all.
If disk is not yours there is nothing to worry about then.
Seriously, hard drive has probably NTFS on it, you were
trying to boot from DOS boot floppy.
Your motherboard has probably a different storage subsystem,
you need to fix mass storage drivers to boot properly.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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