How so I fix this?
Hello,
Please remove any and all USB devices, DVD/CD's, floppy disks from the PC then power it off completely and try to boot again. If it boots properly it simply means one of those devices is set to be bootable but isn't set up to boot your computer. To identify replace one at a time and reboot until the problem returns. Should removing all of them fail, chances are your windows drive has failed and needs to be replaced and re-installed with windows. Dell's generally arrive with a set of DVD's that can be used to set up a new drive, this will get you running again but you will need professional help if there was anything on the original drive that requires recovery.
SOURCE: umountable boot volume
power down the pc unplug it and when it restart up go to F2 and see if you booting in c or in your cd rum try this
SOURCE: error message: unmountable boot volumn
Yes you can save your computer. But if you are running Windows XP, you need the Windows XP CD. Boot with that CD and at the first prompt, press "r" to get to the repair option.
Press 1 to choose your windows instalaltion and then at the prompt, type the following
chkdsk /r
this might take some time but at the end, type the work exit and you should be back in business.
SOURCE: unmountable boot volume + how to fix. Have reboot
Turn off your pc and take the side panel off and remove the cmos battery leave for three minutes
and then replace this will reconfigure your
motherboard and hopefully solve your problem.
SOURCE: I have a code 7
If this issue can be fixed, a good start is going to be..
Boot from your windows installation cd, then access the recovery console.
At the command prompt your going to need to run chkdsk /r
here is a link to microsoft that goes into greater detail on this issue.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555302
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