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The original poster reports experiencing boot errors indicating missing files, specifically a "bootmsg file cannot be found." A respondent suggests resolving the issue by booting from a Windows 7 installation disk, selecting the repair option, and running Startup Repair. The overall tone is seeking help and offering a potential solution for fixing boot-related problems.

aveezs

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i am getting some boot errors saying that some file were missing

:eek:

bootmsg file cannot be found


please help me
 

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I'm not too sure of your boot problem but this is what I would recommend:
Insert your Windows 7 disk and boot from it. When at the installation screen, choose repair at the bottom left corner of the screen and select Startup Repair

crazlunatic

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I'm not too sure of your boot problem but this is what I would recommend:
Insert your Windows 7 disk and boot from it. When at the installation screen, choose repair at the bottom left corner of the screen and select Startup Repair
 

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