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    Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    I try to boot my computer and I have this message NTFS5 "prefix" is not set
    Error no such device: ......
    Error no such device: ..........
    And after this it take's to the grub menu
    Grub>_
    ( my computer is using windows and the ubuntu is installed with wubi program)
    Does anyone know how can I fix it?

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Check the \ubuntu\disks\ directory in Windows and make sure you have your root.disk.

    If not check this out: http://ubuntu-with-wubi.blogspot.com...-rootdisk.html

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    You Are Great Man... Your Guide Helped Me And My Problem Is Fixed.
    But The Question Is How Can I Avoid To Have The Same Problem Again?

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Great! Glad to hear it's working again.

    Sometimes the problem is caused by forced shutdowns. These can be avoided by Alt+SysRq R-E-I-S-U-B. If this is not the cause, then there could be some hardware incompatibility... but this is speculation. I run a wubi install most of the time to see what problems there are and this hasn't ever happened to me.

    But the easiest way to avoid this is to switch from a Wubi install to a direct install - then if there is a problem you at least still have all your data. Your could migrate your existing wubi install to a partition; or just backup your data and reinstall.

    This is the intention of Wubi - to try out Ubuntu without risk - and then either uninstall or switch to a dual boot.

    e.g. here is a guide to partition and install

    If you decide to stick with Wubi, just keep backups up to date or store important data on the /host partition.

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Yes You Are Right But.. Is There Any Way To Keep My Files My Programs And Options Like The Way There Are Now?
    Or I Will Have To Install Everything From The Beggining.

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Yes. That link I posted to migrate the Wubi install will be exactly the same as your current Wubi install.

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Bcbc i am trying your guide but i have a problem to this point.
    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XM7OYCRJ (sorry for that but i dont know how alse to upload this photo)
    Last edited by Intzi1992; September 4th, 2011 at 12:06 PM.

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    Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    Use http://imagebin.org/ or click "Manage Attachments" to your next reply and upload the image.

    Otherwise, from a terminal, "select all" from the menu and copy and paste (Ctrl+Shift+C to copy; or use the menu again).

    Also, please post the output of (lower case -L)
    Code:
    sudo fdisk -l
    and indicate which partition you are migrating to. Thanks

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    Question Re: Try (hd0,0): NtFS5 error

    i have installed ubuntu 12.10 using wubi installer.
    when i boot using ubuntu from boot menu then it shows "TRY(hd0,0) :NTFS5:"
    and it stucks there forvever...
    whats the problem.
    please help

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