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My machine was dual-booting with Windows XP and Fedora, then I tried to install Arch. While installation power went off.

After that, booting always results in the GRUB prompt. Even when I instruct my BIOS to boot from the DVD drive, it won't. So I unfortunately cannot boot into a Live CD, be it Linux, Windows or Super Grub Disk.

The solutions I found included looking with the find command from the GRUB prompt for /vmlinuz or stage1 to find the kernel and then direct GRUB to this kernel. But the find command always tells me it cannot find any of these keywords.

However, I was able to boot into Windows from the GRUB prompt following these instructions on linuxselfhelp.com ("Load another boot loader to boot unsupported operating systems").

How can I make my machine boot again as it used to? Any help appreciated. Please tell me what information you need.

Mrmfldmn
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Hi since you managed to get windows up and running, try easybcd to fix your boot problems it is free and easy to use.