bootmgr

Hello all, sorry for yet another post on this subject but I have tried all the other ones to no avail....so I installed Windows 7 way back during the beta and right from the get go have had this problem. I install fine and get into windows then take out the DVD and low and behold bootmgr is...

Ok, so here's the setup. I have four hard disk drives/partitions connected to my Computer. One is where Vista and Ubuntu are installed (140GB), one is the recovery partition (8.37GB), one is a data storage drive (189GB), and another is a blank one where I am trying to install Windows 7 (74GB)...

Hi. I have a tri-boot system on my computer, running Windows XP, Windows 7, and Ubuntu 9.04. I have Ubuntu's bootmgr GRUB running as the initial boot manager, and from there I can either boot into Ubuntu or Windows. The problem is, though, that Windows 7 installed its boot manager on Windows XP...

I originally had XP x64 Pro installed on my PC. I then installed x64 Windows 7 Ultimate on a second HDD. Dual booted great. STart my PC and got asked which one I wanted. But default was always Win7. Which was weird because I thought that the first install was always the primary OS. But...

well i bought and put together a computer and am going to use the RC untill the final version is out anyways back to the problem... I loaded 64-bit on to a dvd and started up my new PC everything was looking good then all of a sudden an error message came up and i couldnt do anything so i was...

ok so here is how my pc was set 3Xsata hdd(storage) 1Xide hdd(os) so i had vista installed on my ide hdd and decided to install windows 7 on one of my sata hdd ( 75gig raptor 10 000rpm) everything whent ok i installed all my drivers, avira,nero8 , winrar etc etc. then i did my updates 1st was...

For start: After I installed Acronis Disk Director Suite on my Vista Ultimate SP1 32bit on C: drive, I splitted my hard disk to an additional hard disk which is D: When I restarted my computer I got an error saying "NTLDR is missing", I followed these insturctions: Link Removed - Invalid URL...

My computer runs 64 bit Vista. My CD-ROM has gone the way of the dinosaurs, and I'm guessing when it went down it took my BootMGR with it. I have made a bootable USB stick with SuperGrub, and have tried the !WIN! option, but it doesn't seem to do anything. Is there another option I can use in...

Windows 7 includes its own pretty little recovery partition, which uses a non-standard format (UGGH!). I'd like to remove it from my laptop multiboot system. Anyone know if this will cause problems? I use GRUB as my bootloader. The tail end of my grub file looks like this: title Windows 7...

I'm trying to do a clean install, but I get the message "cannot boot from CD - CODE:5 Bootmgr is missing. I've burned the disc twice and checked the disc iit is on there. Any suggestions?:confused:

hey guys, apparently my gateway mt6728 laptop has decided to rebel. when powering on it immediately says bootmgr is missing ctrl alt del to restart. ok so i got a recovery disk and have gotten to recovery console, and even followed all the steps mentioned in ntldr is missing thread to see if...

hello, i cannot get into my computer in the startup i get the "bootmgr is missing" error and can't do anything. I have tried booting from the disc which does not work. P.S W7 is the only operating system on my computer

This happened to be a one off for me, and I have no method of reproduction. During a reboot of my computer due to Windows Explorer crashing the BootMGR was missing. This was easily fixed using the Startup Repair on the install DVD. However, it made me a little concerned. So my question is...

So installed Windows 7 64 bit without issues. Everything is running great. When I reboot the computer however I recelive errors that the BOOTMGR is missing and it wont boot. If I insert the DVD and reboot then Windows 7 loads fine. This was a clean install. I am not dual booting any other OS...