xmnt2002 'autofix' error?

#1 (**permalink**) 10-09-2006, 04:52 PM

Ever since I merged two partitions on my HD in my laptop, I've been
getting this problem: XMNT2002 not found - skipping auto check.
Everything runs OK, but the message is annoying when starting up.

I've checked some on the Internet and it seems to be a common problem
for people who have used Partition Magic to resize or change
partitions, especially for those who use Linux.

I'm not using Linux and I didn't use partition Magic.

Anyone help me?

Jethro

#2 (**permalink**) 10-09-2006, 05:10 PM

"Jethro" <Wilson@somewhere.org> wrote in message
news:pvrki2tchb7n0t99gee9fj34q6onj85m05@4ax.com...
> Ever since I merged two partitions on my HD in my laptop, I've been
> getting this problem: XMNT2002 not found - skipping auto check.
> Everything runs OK, but the message is annoying when starting up.
>
> I've checked some on the Internet and it seems to be a common problem
> for people who have used Partition Magic to resize or change
> partitions, especially for those who use Linux.
>
> I'm not using Linux and I didn't use partition Magic.
>
Hi Jethro. Go here and read WelshJims answer.
You might have to install PM, and the uninstall it with the
Windows uninstall.
http://discussions.virtualdr.com/pri...d.php?t=191275

#3 (**permalink**) 10-09-2006, 06:38 PM

On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 16:10:41 GMT, "beenthere" <Waiting@Home.com>
wrote:

>
>"Jethro" <Wilson@somewhere.org> wrote in message
>news:pvrki2tchb7n0t99gee9fj34q6onj85m05@4ax.com.. .
>> Ever since I merged two partitions on my HD in my laptop, I've been
>> getting this problem: XMNT2002 not found - skipping auto check.
>> Everything runs OK, but the message is annoying when starting up.
>>
>> I've checked some on the Internet and it seems to be a common problem
>> for people who have used Partition Magic to resize or change
>> partitions, especially for those who use Linux.
>>
>> I'm not using Linux and I didn't use partition Magic.
>>
>Hi Jethro. Go here and read WelshJims answer.
>You might have to install PM, and the uninstall it with the
>Windows uninstall.
>http://discussions.virtualdr.com/pri...d.php?t=191275
>

Thank You

Jethro