Could be hard-drive failure. It was working before, right? And you didn't unplug the drive's data cable from the motherboard and plug it into a different port or anything?
NTLDR missing means you have changed something so that the boot sequence no longer is represented correctly, possibly in the boot.ini, like diff drive letters
very common
so heres the definitive thread on this (all 16 pages)
I had an IDE and a SATA...OS on SATA. I didn't remove the IDE but I did remove the SATA cable from the mobo. I was installing a new video card in my computer when all this happened. =\
When you plugged the SATA in, did you plug it back into the same exact fitting it was on before? Also check your boot-device priority in the motherboard's BIOS and aim it at your SATA drive again if it forgot which one it's supposed to boot from. Good luck!
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