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Hello,
I have Win XP and Ubuntu 9.04. When I loaded Ub, I did not make the partition large enough, and cannot install Ub 9.10, so I deleted the partition containing Ub 9.04 in order to start again from my Live CD.
However, now I cannot boot from my CD and just get error 22.
I get the HP logo on start up then the error page.
Is there any recovery disc that I can use to boot from?
If you were to google using the search term 'error 22 boot' you would find this recommendation elsewhere on the internet:
put your windows cd in & boot from it, choose recovery console & at the prompt type fixmbr & press enter,take out cd & reboot
Anytime you have a specific error message such as this, google should be your first troubleshooting resource.
Emotional Friend
Many thanks for your response and your suggestion to visit Google first.
I did this, in fact it was my visit that led me to this site from which I have received a complete answer to my problem.
You will be pleased to hear that I am now back in business with Ubuntu re-installed with a larger partition.
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