Hey there everyone. I've searched this problem through the forum, but I wasn't able to find a topic that had a similar problem to my issue.I'm trying to repair my cousin's laptop, it's an old Dell Latitude D600. It had been exposed to a large number of viruses and the only real choice was to wipe the hard drive. Prior to wiping, the CD drive was not working, and attempts to reinstall the driver were met with a lack of success (the installer froze).I used Hiren's Boot CD on a bootable USB (Created with the UNetBootin' program) and did a nuke of the hard drive.
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After it finished, I created a bootable USB with TinyXP on it. When I enter the boot menu and select the USB, it gave me the BOOTMGR not installed error. I created another bootable USB with a different version of Windows, same error. I even tried to create a bootable copy of a student edition of XP (genuine). Still the BOOTMGR error.EDIT: The CD drive still is not working. It is recognized by the system, but it won't even try to read a disk or open when the button is pressed. I have to open it manually.Any suggestions for what I can do?
I apologize for being so short, this is frustrating the heck out of me.@Rick. I tried the first recommendation you gave me. The problem is, my flash drive is 8GB.
PeToUSB won't recognize over 2GB (according to what I've read on other forums). Everytime I go to run it, as it starts to format, it gets to 50% then gives me an 'FormatEx Error11: An Error Occurred Formating the Drive'. So, I formatted it through MyComputer (Right-click, format, quick format, etc). It seems to be the size of the flash drive is causing the majority of the problems.When I actually run the program, it's giving me an error about being unable to load the Virtual Disk Driver, then provides a link that's dead. ('FAILED TO LOAD VIRTUAL DISK DRIVER' is the error it gives. Then lists 'Virtual Disk Driver for Windows version 3.1' Also says 'The Virtual Disk Driver is not running'.