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XP won't boot anymore, invalid boot disk

btcomm1

Senior member
I have 2 IDE drives and 1 SATA drive. It was working fine, then I took the SATA drive out and put in another one, plugged the new SATA drive in to test it. I took it out and put the original SATA drive back in with the same data and power cable it had been using when it was working fine and how the bios see's it just like it did before but the computer will no longer boot up. It says invalid boot disk now. What could possibly be wrong?
 
This might work:
Insert XP disk.
Instead of reinstalling it, select the Recovery option.
When it brings you to the C: prompt, try typing: FixMBR
 
I didn't have to do that.

I went into the bios and changed the hard drive boot order and now it boots just like it did before.

Thanks for your reply though.
 
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