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• Error: "no physical memory is available to the location required for the windows boot manager." The system cannot continue. "

  I have a stable system that works with a processor E6300, card mother evga 680i, graphics card 8800gts and 8gbs of RAM running on ulitmate windows 7 (32 bits - I decided to re - install with 64-bit to use the extra 4 GB of RAM, after I deal with the question below).

  I recently tried to add an adapter of Intel RS2WC080 SAS/SATA controller in a PCI express slots on the card mother 680i. I know that the card works (such as "it works very well in another motherboard), but for some reason when I put it in the 680i mobo I get the following message appears when I try to start windows. (i.e. the raid controller has no windows on the disks. I always use original hard drive always connected on the same Sata port on the motherboard)

  "No physical memory is available to the location required for the windows boot manager." The system cannot continue. "

  I tried to turn off virtually everything I could in the bios of the motherboard as an experience (including the things I needed). I also disabled the Intel RS2WC080 card bios.

  I'm puzzled. So what I want to know is simply a hardware compatibility problem, or is there some kind of workaround I can run in windows 7. For example, is there maybe some sort of way for her to start using a different memory location than its currently using? (Or is it something error message related to the memory of the bios that can only be overcome with software?)

  Thanks for any help.

  I tried to disable everything in the bios... including the things I needed. No luck

  Thank you very much for the reply Chris but I don't have abandoned bascially. Right now I guess the card and the 680i have some kind of incompatibility and I will just get a different mobo.

• How to change Windows 7 Boot Manager options to start the operating system automatically?

  I recently installed windows 7.  When boot to windows 7 my computer goes to the Boot Manager and ask me to choose the operating system.  I tried to remove the previous OS, but windows 7 does not start automatically.  What can I do?

  Hello

  To make your Windows start directly without prompting for the splash screen, follow the steps below:

  1. click on start

  2. click on Control Panel

  3. click on system and security

  4. click on System

  5. click on system settings advanced (on the left pane), and then click the Advanced tab

  6. under Startup and recovery, click settings

  7. now uncheck the box "Time to display list of operating systems" then click apply and then click Ok.

  For reference, click on the following link:

  Change the default operating system for startup (multiboot)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-the-default-operating-system-for-startup-multiboot

• A single operating system windows installed, but windows Boot Manager requires me to hit enter to start.

  I run windows 7 on a mac with bootcamp. Never had problems before starting. All of a sudden when I boot, windows boot manager wants me hit enter to choose an operating system. Problem is that there is no other operating system, except 7. When I go through the starting system in system properties it only shows windows 7. I changed the time out of 1 second, but it does not help. Looked bcdedit.exe. Reads only one o/s.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  I can't tell you why, who started, but I can help you disable this menu and safe you 30 seconds:

  1. System opened by clicking on the button start , right click on computer and then click Properties.

  2. Click Advanced system settings.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Click the Advanced tab, and then under Startup and recovery, click settings.

  4. Under system startup, in the list operating system by default, unchecktime to display list of operating systems.

  As an alternative, you can leave this checked and simply reduce the number of 30 seconds.

  Hope that helps!

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Download it "Boot Manager is damaged, the system will not start" after changing a hard drive.

  Original title: where and how to get the installation to win 8 pro 64 bit oem disc

  Please community, help me. First of all, I have upgraded to win 10 and it works well. So I decided to start from scratch and got a bigger hard drive and reinstall win 8. I did successfully, but when I rebooted the computer, I received a statement that says "Boot Manager is damaged, the system cannot start ', which is why I am now looking for a start or install disk for win 8 64 bit oem. I was not able to start since I received the message. Help, please.

  Hello

  Maybe that's a problem, but you can try...

  You can try to download the ISO of Windows 8 from the following link:

  Download the .exe installation of:

  http://Web.ESD.Microsoft.com/W8DL/WSEC5B1D8A9DFDFD92DFB736C5B1D8956B5B1D8/Windows8-Setup.exe

  Click on Setup.exe. The wizard of Windows 8 will begin. Enter your key of Windows 8 and press Next.

  Click install now and let the full download.

  The installation files will be stored by default in the C:\ESD\Windows folder.

  When the "Install Windows 8" message is displayed, select 'Install by creating media' to create a bootable USB key or .iso (a disk image) file. Chose a folder to store the image, for example "Windows.iso.

  OR... http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only

  If this does not work, see this thread...

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-windows_install/trying-to-update-from-Vista/2dd14d77-E68A-43ad-b53e-7a1afaf1d410

  BTW... You can download an ISO of 8.1 Win or create media from here...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

• "initialization failed. Windows Boot Manager"is displayed when starting, but no problem boot OS.

  The error 'failed to start. Windows Boot Manager"appears every time when the PC starts, but the operating system still works and everything seems to work very well.

  My system is installed with Windows Server 2008 Standard 32-bit with two 146 GB RAID 1 SAS hard drive and a hard drive of 300 GB in RAID 0.

  Hello Rieze,

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is related to Windows Server 2008 and would be better suited to the technet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Boot Manager is missing so that install operating system pretty.

  Original title: Boot Manager missing.

  I use a Dell Inspiron 700 m family machine with Windows XP Edition as an OEM installation. I wanted to try a commercially available cloud operating system just for fun. I installed it on my assembled desktop PC and everything works great, and then I decided to install it on my laptop, that everything is OK until I restarted Windows to the end of the installation. The Boot Manager does not restart and started directly in the new operating system. I know that the windows installation is still on my laptop because I can see the files in the file browser in the other operating system. I know that this probably isn't the place to ask for another operating system, but they do not yet have answers. For your information, I'll give you the name of the operating system I installed and give you the address of the download page. I am out of Windows XP and the new operating system is unable to console me anyway.

  OS name: JoliOS
  Address:http://www.jolicloud.com/download

  Hi J Johny k.

  If you want to reinstall Windows XP, you can follow this link completely.

  
  Note: if you have important data in the drive, make a backup of the data in any external device, such as CD or DVD, flash drive, hard drive etc.

  How to install or upgrade to Windows XP

  Reference: Install, reinstall, or uninstall Windows

  The installation issue with the operating system of pretty, you contact the nice support for assistance.

  http://www.Jolicloud.com/support

  Hope the helps of information.

  Please post back and we do know.

• Get a Boot Manager error the amount of system memory has changed strike F1 to continue (I have F1 race) or F2 to run the Setup utility

  OT: Sign in

  I got this alert several times before the alert "windows boot manager".

  The amount of system memory has changed (I have more or less?)

  Strike F1 to continue (I have F1 race) or F2 to run the Setup utility

  Dell Dimension 3000 system series

  What should I do? Run the configuration utility

  anconcito

  Irfan:

  1 - no

  2 - Yes

  today after trying 'the memory diagnostic tool' I had the same alert, I clicked on F2, but I did nothing I do not know how

  3 - no

  Hello nacienancon,

  1. don't you make changes to the computer before getting this error?

  2 are you able to boot normally to the desktop when you turn on computer?

  3. have you tried to install any device memory on your computer?

  This problem is related to hardware, I suggest that you contact Dell support to help you better. You can check the links with information below:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/opgx620/en/UG/A02/memory00.htm

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/opgx620/en/UG/A02/tools00.htm#wp1114195

  You can follow the technical assistance column for more information.

  Thank you
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers. Visit ourMicrosoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I say Boot Manager to point to a new partition on a dual boot win7/8 system?

  Old configuration:

  Processor: 2GHTz Dual core
  RAM 4 GB
  Hard drives: (SATA)
  160 GB, Windows 7 (default)
  80 GB windows 8
  160 GB used for installing games
  Video: NVidia GForce Galaxy GT610
  New configuration:
  Dual processor 2GHTz
  RAM 4 GB
  Hard drives: (SATA)
  160 GB, Windows 7 (default)
  160 GB Windows 8
  160 GB, used for games
  Location:
  To replace the 80 GB with a new 160 GB, I attached the 160 to a basket swap, then connected via a USB port. I used EaseUS Partition Master 9.2.2 to clone the 80 to 160 new, then exchanged out them. When I tried to boot into windows 8, I got an error saying the system needs to be repaired by using the installation media. I inserted the disc and ran the repair, and it failed. I restarted in 7 and plugged the 80 in the caddy of swap to verify that the files were the same, whether they are. I rebooted again and I tried to start windows 8 (accidentally forgot to unplug the swap caddy) and he tried to start the 80 since the swap caddy. How to configure the Boot Manager to point to the installation partition (same installation) of windows 8 located on 160 GB internal instead of pointing to the 80 GB? I know that this must be done using the windows installation at the command prompt 8 disc, but I do not know the appropriate commands. I would like to be able to do this without having to reinstall the operating system, because I don't want to lose all the stuff I have installed in this operating system.

  Hello

  Please try EasyBCD and remove the entry from Windows 8 start in that and then add again. If that doesn't work, you can reset Windows 8 at startup, here's how:
  http://www.kapilarya.com/how-to-reset-Windows-8
  Hope this helps, good luck :)

• Re: Satellite P200-1EE - displays an error message in the windows Boot Manager

  I left my laptop alone and down for a few hours and when I'm back on him shows an error message in the windows Boot Manager.
  It says unable to start windows and a recent hardware or software change might be the cause. It asks me to insert my windows installation CD, and if I n t have the CD then to ring for help but unfortunately I really can t find a number at the present time.

  It also reads this:
  File: \BOOT\BCD
  Status 0xc000000f
  Info: an error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.

  Does anyone know how to deal with this, or this happened to anyone before?

  Hello

  Maybe this article can help http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927391

• Windows Boot Manager

  HELP I have a laptop A210 series and I have it turned on this morning to find the following message is displayed:
  Windows Boot Manager.
  Windows could not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To solve the problems:
  1. Insert your windows disk installation and restart your computer.
  2. choose your language setting, and then click Next
  3. click on repair your computer

  If you do not have the disk, contact your manaufacturer of computer or the system administrator.

  File: \Boot\BCD
  Status: 0xc000014c
  Info: an error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data

  I tried to restart the computer by pressing F8 without result

  I found what I think, it is the "product recovery" disk recovery Windows vista Home premium

  Please help I am a novice in computers but will try my best if you give me guidance. I really don't want to lose what I have on the computer, because it is really important for me

  Thank you

  If you have not some data on the best HARD drive for you is important to install the operating system using supplied recovery disk.
  After doing this you should clean Vista pre-installed and all will be well.

• Can not go beyond "Windows Boot Manager".

  The following message appeared after restarting my computer (Toshiba Satellite A200 1V0) from a window vista update

  Windows could not start. A recent hardwre or software change might be the cause.
  To solve the problem.
  1. Insert your windows installation disc and restart your computer.
  2. choose your language settings, and then click "next".
  3. click on "repair your computer".

  If you do not have the disk, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.

  File: \Boot\BCD
  Status: 0xc000014
  Info: An error occurred trying to read the windows boot configuration data

  Now my problem is that I can not change same anytthing for my computer to boot from CD - I do not have a windows disc but produced Toshiba recover disk but nothing works at all. Ive tried pressing F2, F8, F12, DEL... in fact almost all of the keys just in the hope that it will work.

  Anyone got any ideas on what I can do. IM resigned pretty much on the fact that Im going to lose everything that I just need the computer to the top and running again as soon as I can.

  Thank you very much

  Until one of the experts can give you advice on the repair of your Vista system, you might like to try to recover your files. I'm not very computer literate, but managed to achieve this when I "killed" my installation of Windows 2000. I ASSUME the same process should work with Vista. (Somewhat disturbing, Windows passwords do not seem to matter.)

  Download a Linux live CD - Linux "Puppy", I found a small one - download good and easy to use. Burn the .iso file, resulting on a CD. Insert the CD into your CD/DVD drive and start the computer. Let it boot the Linux operating system. (You may need to experiment with the BIOS settings for the computer to boot from CD before its own hard drive).

  You now have a linux regardless of your hard disk operating system. (If it is one of the major Linux programs, it will be slow when run from CD - is not a problem - just requires patience!)

  With a little luck, the Linux system will see all disks connected to your computer, including your hard drive. (The same as your normal operating system sees a USB and can copy files, for example.) You might then be able to browse the files on your hard drive and copy them to a disk external drive or USB key.

  I met a few issue permissions to write to the external drive - sorry, can't remember the flippant answer but it was very simple - and had only once. Again, it just Google the problem. There are many experts Linux display discussions out there!

  This does not allow you to start your Vista system or something like that, but if you can get your files copied to a safe place, so you can just copy them back once you have reinstalled the offending Vista system.

  I'll try to provide a link to an answer that I already proposed here - Sorry, it's a little tedious, but the link it can be useful, too.

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=44736&TSTART=30

  One of those things that is easier to do than to describe, perhaps - lots on the internet about Linux rescue CD.

  I found a lot of useful articles on this google link:

  http://www.Google.co.UK/search?hl=en&q=using+a+Linux+live+CD+to+rescue+Win dows + files & btnG = Google + Search & meta =

  I've never been good by entering search terms. you will find many things better.

  But the good news is that it would be possible to recover at least some of your data before reinstalling.

  If you have not used Linux live CD before, first do some work at home. They are surprisingly easy, especially when you have overcome one or two of the usual initial traps for example try to burn the live CD as data rather than an iso CD then wonder why it won't start. Proabably more easy for you to do a little research on Google than for me to write pages here!

  Another alternative, if you're better to dismantle the computers than me, would be to remove it from your hard drive and install it in a suitable external hard drive enclosure. This can then be connected to another computer via a USB port and you should be able to read your files as if a USB flash drive and copy them. I only tried this with the old readers of old desktop computers with nothing on them that counts too - but it seems easy enough. Once again, just a way to copy all your stuff before wiping the hard drive of your laptop and reinstall Vista.

  Sorry if it was a little hike - hope that gives you some ideas.

• HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC - Windows Boot Manager does not allow me to restart the laptop

  HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC
  XH121UA #ABA
  Office home and Student 2007

  I turned on my laptop and got the following message is displayed:
  Windows Boot Manager
  Windows could not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To solve the problem:
  1. Insert your Windows installation disc and restart your computer.
  2. choose your language settings, and then click "next".
  3. click on "Repair your computer."
  If you do not have the disk, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.
  File: \Boot\BCD
  Status: 0xc000014c
  Info: An error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.

  I had no problem before now with the computer. Yet once, this message has occurred during a turn on my laptop. I tried to restart the laptop, but it is not allowing me to restart. The laptop back to this message.

  I appreciate any help with this issue. I thank very you much for your time and knowledge.

  Hello

  If you do not, use another PC to create a rescue CD Windows 7.  Download the ISO relevant among the links below.

  Windows 7 32 bit

  Windows 7 64 bit

  You must use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a CD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.  One time created, or if you already have this, typing away at the esc key when you launch Notepad to open the Start Menu.  Insert the rescue CD.  Select boot options (usually f9), use the arrow keys to select the CD/DVD drive and press ENTER.  You can also get a prompt to "Press any key to" continuous - it if requested.

  When loading, select repair your computer and choose the command prompt.  When this charge, enter the following commands and press on enter after everyone – including spaces as shown.

  Bootrec.exe

  bcdedit/export C:\BCD_Backup

  c:

  Boot CD

  BCD attrib s h - r

  Ren c:\boot\bcd BCD.old

  Bootrec /RebuildBcd

  Bootrec /fixmbr

  Bootrec /fixboot

  Remove the rescue CD and try to restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Each hour of power, get a screen with the options to manually select windows Boot Manager.

  Original title: how to stop the boot to the power manager to the top

  I have a Dell Inspiron 15R-5520 with windows 7 64 bit. Everytime I turn it on, I get a screen of windows boot manager with options should I select manually every time I want to use the device. Looking for information/links on how to eliminate this from happening without a re - install?

  Hello

  If you have more than one operating system installed on your computer, you can choose the one that starts when you turn on your computer. More than one operating system installed on a computer is often called a multiboot configuration.

  If you try to select only the operating system by default to start when you turn on or restart your computer, you can see and try the steps to set the default operating system.

  You can also set the time of the display of the operating system from the list.

  Change the default operating system for startup (multiboot)

  Note: This article also applies to Windows 7.

  If you do not use the other operating system, you can also try the following steps to remove the entry from the boot order and check:

  a. click Start , Start search box type msconfig and press ENTER.

  b. click on the Startup tab.

  c. you will see the number of operating systems installed, select the operating system you want to remove.

  d. now click on Remove.

  e. click apply and Ok

  f. restart the computer and check.

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• Failed to start Windows 7, not found Boot Manager?

  I have a Sony Vaio VGN-SR26GN with Windows 7 32 bit installed.

  He froze, ctrl + alt + delete does not work I turned it works but it was not able to start windows, all I ended up with is a black screen with cursor mobile, even with safe mode.

  I tried recovery, known last good configuration, etc... but nothing has worked

  Then I started getting the blue screen of death with the BOOT MANAGER NOT FOUND or something of the sort

  I tried to use the CD to repair windows 7 but it couldn't detect any installation of windows or another partition... I tried the bootrec different commands but nothing worked

  Now when I turn on the computer, it will start the Vaio repair utility, open a blue screen and nothing happens for hours.

  I don't know if it is a hardware or software problem. What else can I try to do?

  Thank you

  Hello

  References to Vista also apply to Windows 7.

  It is a serious mistake and "may" not be fixable without a professional technical support
  a real computer store (not the leeks and the glances at a BestBuy or other BigBox stores) or your
  Support of the machine system.

  Sony - Contacts
  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/Perl/contact-land.pl

  Sony - drivers
  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/select-System.pl

  Sony - Support
  http://eSupport.Sony.com/

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  This is the troubleshooting methods to try to resolve the problem:

  Try the Startup Repair - (if at anytime, benefit you from some, but not full access coming to Windows
  return and then try to startup repair.)

  How to start on the System Recovery Options in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/668-system-recovery-options.html

  What are the system recovery options in Windows 7?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-7

  Try the disk Options recovery or Windows 7 startup repair.

  How to run a startup repair in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/681-startup-repair.html

  Recover the Vista or Windows 7 bootloader from the DVD
  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/recovering+the+Vista+bootloader+from+the+DVD

  Recovering the Vista Bootloader with EasyBCD (Windows 7)
  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/recovering+the+Vista+bootloader+with+EasyBCD

  Fix the Vista Bootloader of Windows (Windows 7)
  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/repairing+the+Windows+Vista+bootloader

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  Unable to boot into windows vista-windows boot configuration data file is missing required
  information - Repair Corrupt Boot Manager (Windows 7)
  http://www.troublefixers.com/unable-to-boot-in-Windows-Vista-Windows-boot-configuration-data-file-is-missing-required-information/

  How to use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows recovery environment to troubleshoot and
  problems starting in Windows Vista (Windows 7)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927392

  How to fix "BOOTMGR is missing" in Windows Vista (Windows 7)
  http://cyberst0rm.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-to-fix-Bootmgr-is-missing-in.html

  Error message when you start Windows Vista: "the Windows Boot Configuration data file is.
  missing required information"(Windows 7)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927391

  Vista tip: Fix error "BOOTMGR is missing" - a quick way to (Windows 7)
  http://Lifehacker.com/251733/Vista-tip--repair-Bootmgr-is-missing-error

  See this article here - to repair/rebuild the Boot (Windows 7) Bootrec.exe tool configuration data use
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/163304-dual-boot-using-free-partitioning-software.html

  =========================================

  If you do not have a Windows 7 disc, you can borrow a friends because they are not a copy
  protected. The manufacturer of your system will also sell the physical DVD cheap since you already
  Clean Windows. You can also do an ERD on another computer.

  If you need to repair disks - these help repair Windows not re-install.

  How to create a Windows 7 system repair disc
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/2083-system-repair-disc-create.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.