You come in and a machine is at a black screen telling you the Ntoskrnl.exe is missing or corrupt. Before you panic, take a look at this:
JSI Tip 2745. Windows NT could not start, Ntoskrnl.exe is missing or corrupt?
I dealt with the ntoskrnl.exe issue w/ a laptop just this morning. Basically what you're looking at is a corrupt/missing boot.ini file.
What I ended up doing was taking out the laptop's hdd, attaching it to an laptop hdd to ide adapter, then to a ide to usb adapter. Hooked it up to my workstation, and copied over a copy of the boot.ini file from another like-modeled laptop. Within 20 minutes (including backing up the user's profile and researching the issue) the laptop was back in the user's hands.
February 24, 2004
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