After an unistall and re-boot I got the "Ntldr is missing" error. I had run a registry mechanic before this, not sure of this was the problem or not? I went into system recovery with my boot-up disk and copied the ntldr from the CD over to the hard drive, and then I booted up and there were 2 operating systems to choose from, choosing the 1st operating system got me back to "ntldr is missing" choosing the 2nd operating system got me to a good boot up and into Windows fine.

Ntldr eventually went mising on the "2nd" oeprating system after unistalling some norton software, and I had to go through the whole process of copying the ntldr file again, and after this repair and booting up I now have 4 Operating Systems to choose from, the only good one being the last one, the others come to the ntldr is missing, or the \minint\system32\config system is missing.

So why do I have all of these to choose from, and how do I get the ones that are not working off of my system?


Thanks
Brian