Hello everyone,
If any MVP out here - greetings from an ex :-)
Looks like I'm completely stuck with a broken NTFS disk (or a partition). One day the system didn't get of hiberbation. The cursor kept blinking and I had to push the reset button. No surprise - the system was ruined. The BSOD with ntfs.sys and error 0x..50
keep arriving at *any* boot attempt:
- safe mode (any)
- original DVD (after it copies initial files)
- Windows 7 DVD
- WS 2008 EE DVD.
Funny enough, I tried an XP disc and it got through! But it sees empty partitions instead of the real data. But there were two dynamic partitions!
More info:
- BIOS says the disk is OK
- no matter how I connect disks (there are three physical ones)
- no backups.
As a long-time developer I suspect that NTFS is broken in a way that ntfs.sys can't figure out and crashes itself. That page_fault_in_nonpaged_area is a good guess, heh?
What is really interesting - I can't reinstall OS. Because it crashes. Looks like low-level formating would be a solution, but.. I still dream to recover the system. It's been a long way to install and configure everything.
Any idea how to fight?
