BOOTMGR is compressed Windows 7

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• Office of Window vista PC BOOTMGR is compressed

  Itried to restore my computer to factory setting I got the 3rd cd froze at 21%, I tried again but I get the message BOOTMGR is compressed, press CTRL, ALT, DELETE when I tell her to stop and that he is back with the same message it wont let me type or anything I need help

  Try to start with a utility cd to remove partitions, create 1 partition & format hard drive. I had good results with the free Partition Wizard. Download the iso CD Bootable here . Download ImgBurn here to burn the image to a cd.

  When all operations with PW are done trying to start with your recovery discs again. Be sure to disconnect all external devices such as printer, etc. Just kbd, mouse & monitor attached.

• Mini BOOTMGR is compressed ctrl + alt + delete after defragmentation

  Hi, I did a defrag last night and then stop it after you're done. When I turn on my Mini 110-1006TU, it displays this message. I search online for help. It says that I have to do a reset of the operating system Windows XP CD/DVD that I have not because I got this netbook as a prize in a contest. Is this mean I have to get back to the service center? If they reset, will all my important animals gone? Help, please.

  See the following links which will help you to solve the problem:

  HP Notebook PC - solve BOOTMGR is compressed

  HP Notebook PC - "BOOTMGR is compressed" error message at startup

• MY HP POSTER BOOTMGR is compressed

  Help with kindness, my HP Pavilion is not start. The screen is black and written THAT BOOTMGR is compressed. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete. If you press it will come back to the same point. Please help me.

  zuby135 wrote:
  Help with kindness, my HP Pavilion is not start. The screen is black and written THAT BOOTMGR is compressed. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete. If you press it will come back to the same point. Please help me.

  What, exactly, is the model of your computer?  The operating system you have on it?  Have you created the recovery HP media or you have the drive of the Windows operating system?
  
  Let know us and we will move on to the next step.  It is a relatively easy problem to solve.

• BOOTMGR is compressed. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart__But when I do the same message appears and now my netbook won't start.

  I'm not a computer whizz and now I fear I can have made a big mistake when I thought I was doing something safe.

  So here's the story, I wanted to do a little more space on my drive hard because I don't have but a small memory netbook. After the usual cleaning disc and other things, I also saw a tick box option to compress all the files and folders on the c: / drive. I checked this box and everything was fine until I stop and it works even today.

  As soon as the first image - the HP logo disappears (with instructions following key below '= change Boot Device Order' and '= ' configuration Options of the BIOS) I get a black screen with the following script in the upper right:

  "BOOTMGR is compressed"... and below, «press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart»

  However, when I do restart, nothing chages and I come back to the same message over and over. I think its pretty obvious that my 'sting' autour potentially screwed up things good and clean and I would be very grateful if someone knows how to solve my problem and what to do. I tried to study the question, already and so far, I think I might have to reinstall windows, but when I bought this netbook, windows has been installed for me so I did not drive. I don't even have a hard drive anyway. I also read on the windows troubleshooting pages who put the pressing F8 repeatedly until 'start it again from the last record in the point' etc options but it did not work either... unless I'm doing it wrong.

  I hope I gave enough information above so that someone is able to help. Thank you for your time and I'll look forward all the answers and I hope that the answer.

  Kirsty

  This is a popular problem with computers HP they have written an article about this (in other words, what happens often):

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&DocName=c01872275

  Compression is not a bad thing, but in the world where the disk storage is cheap usually not worth - you just buy more storage or maintenance disk Dome (remove things).  Compression can actually slow down the performance of your system too.  I think it's just sort of a vestige of the old days and can have negative consequences today.

  Using the HP article, you can repair your system in seconds after getting into the Recovery Console.

  There is a similar problem with systems not HP where the ntldr file may get compressed and solve it is a little different, but the concept is the same and only takes a few seconds to fix.

  You will not engage in any kind of Mode safe either.

  Enter the Recovery Console may be the biggest challenge.

  You have a genuine XP bootable installation CD?  This is not the same as any type of System Recovery CD which might come with your system.  If you do not, you will need to make a bootable CD from Recovery Console by using a system of work - or physically move your HARD drive to a system that works, repair and put back.

  Your system model number not specified there a CD player?

  Please vote my posts as helpful so I can get a lot of points. I'm saving for a pony! Everybody don't like Raymond.

• BOOTMGR is compressed message when you try to start.

  It\ compressed accidentally; drive on my netbook of 2nd hand and now I just get BOOTMGR is compressed press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart. Computer does not reboot to windows, and I can't do anything with the netbook. Do not have a recovery option, or know how to the recovery computer, do not have external drive put here in a recovery disk, really desperate. Any help much appreciated thanks.

  Hi DebbieClarke,

  If it is a second hand computer, you must purchase a recovery from the seller and pure media set up the computer.  Otherwise, you may have unwanted items on the computer for which you are not yet aware.

• BOOTMGR is compressed and I don't have the cd

  My bootmgr is compressed and I don't have the cd

  As the forums MS Answers does not prompt for any information system when a new question is asked, we know absolutely nothing about your system.  Making effective diagnosis difficult.

  You do not have a CD - Microsoft support engineers seem to think that everything requires a XP CD and this is not the case.

  Are you sure that you are running Windows XP (you are in XP forums).

  How do you that compressed the bootmgr file obtained in the first place?

  Provide information on your system, the better you can:

  What is your system brand and model?

  What is your Version of XP and the Service Pack?

  Your system have IDE or SATA disks?

  Describe your current antivirus and software anti malware situation: McAfee, Symantec, Norton, Spybot, AVG, Avira!, MSE, Panda, Trend Micro, CA, Defender, ZoneAlarm, PC Tools, Comodo, etc..

  The question was preceded by a loss of power, aborted reboot or abnormal termination?  (this includes the plug pulling, buttons power, remove the battery, etc.)

  The afflicted system has a working CD/DVD (internal or external) drive?

  What you see you don't think you need to see?

  What do not you think that you should see?

  If the system works, what do you think might have changed since the last time it did not work properly?

• BOOTMGR is compressed", press ctrl/alt/del to restart on a black screen

  I have a HP 110 netbook, (actually this isn't mine is my sisters) and it comes preinstalled with roxio on track, I've done a disk defrag and when I restarted it, it gave me an error just after starting saying "bootmgr is compressed", press ctrl/alt/del to restart on a black screen. HP led me to download 2 download by roxio to

  http://www.Roxio.com/go/bootmgrfix

  who has 2 downloads but some how every time I try to download the first utility it gives this error: the downloads for this update maximum limit has been reached. This is a temporary restriction. Please check in a few days. "Well, one who has answered the question for someone in this forum who was having the same problem as me was sent a link to download the Roxio back on track repair Kit, so I don't have one. but now I also need the other file on this named page back on rail Repair Kit Installation Guide, but it doesn't let me download this file either. It doesn't have a download button as did the first download, just underlined and it's right there when you click on it? It does not start any download of any kind! ... HP people directed me to this site Web for a solution step by step solve my problem.

  (http://h10025.www1.h...s&lc=en&dlc=en)

  Copy and paste into your browser and you will see what I mean. I tried to send an e-mail to roxio, but they help me with all the solutions for the problem im having... It's my laptop sisters and if she knew I had such a problem that I have she would never talk to me again. And I know that I have did nothing to provoke the question but I need these two files to repair the laptop. I would be really grateful for any advice or help that you could give me! Thank you so much, Joy

  UPDATE:

  When I tried the flash drive option, it says on the laptop it cannot load the OS? what I am doing wrong?

  and finally can I download windows xp on flash drive and download it to the laptop like that? It's okay to lose any type of files... It can be reset to factory setting if we can do that?

  Thank you very much for reading my long problems and thanks in advance for any help, anyone can give me...

  Original title: Hello World!

  Hello

  Try the following steps:

  When the system file bootmgr is compressed, it can not be used. Windows is not able to boot without loading the non compressed version of this file. If you receive an error message that the BOOTMGR is compressed press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart, reset the boot sector of Windows since the installation of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system.

  To do this, follow these steps.

  a. load the operating system Microsoft Windows XP CD/DVD into the optical disk drive. Follow the on-screen instructions by pressing any key to boot from the CD-ROM.
  b. go to the XP Recovery Console and select command prompt.
  c. Type fixboot and press the o button to select.
  d. Type exit to exit the command prompt and restart the computer.

  After the system restarts, the error message should not appear, and the problem should be solved.

  See: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c01872275

• BOOTMGR is compressed message

  Drive c is compressed to save space now windows usually run with the message 'bootmgr' compressed. Run consol of recovery that it asked for admin password, and custom declines no entry even if no password is set.

  If your problem is still not resolved, here is an explanation.

  BOOTMGR is compressed
  CTRL + Alt + Delete to restart

  This problem is caused by a right click "Properties" and check "Compress this drive to save disk space" is ticked Yes.

  How to fix: you need the original Windows Installation disc (I recommend no piracy) or if you have created a Windows restore disk for your operating system. You can fix this with the tool to RESTART SYSTEM. I've never heard of any 3rd Party program that can solve this problem. But once you enter the Startup Repair tool, you can let his 'magic' and its all fixed :D

• recovery - BOOTMGR is compressed

  Windows xp advent4211c netbook guard reporting BOOTMGR is compressed said cont alt delete to restart but keeps going back to the startup message.

  I guess that this Netbook is not a CD player.  You have an external CD drive AND a real Windows XP installation CD (I guess that the answer is no).

  You need start your Netbook to a bootable USB device that has the Windows XP Recovery Console is installed.

  There are a number of sites that explain how to make a USB bootable with the Recovery Console drive.  And here's one: http://tuts4tech.net/2009/07/14/creating-a-usb-bootable-xp-recovery-console/

  Start the USB key that you created.  You might be able to do by pressing a combination of keys during the boot process, or you may have to go into your BIOS and set the boot order to boot from USB first.

  The Recovery Console should open.  At the command prompt, type

  Fixboot {press Enter}

  Confirm if necessary.  Remove the USB and restart.  You should be OK now.

  Oh... and in the future, do NOT select 'compress files to save space.

• BOOTMGR is compressed press ctrl + alt + delete to restart

  Hi all

  I have a HP Mini 110 - 1025DX and I tried to reset as a defaul to factory using roxio and after that the computer shows the message BOOTMGR is compressed press ctrl + alt + delete to restart.

  I have no idea what to do. I don't have the windows XP CD/DVD Installer and the laptop isn't optics dirver.

  What can I do?

  Thank you

  Alexander

  Hello, Alexander.

  Please consult the document at the link below on this particular issue.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02510149

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• BOOTMGR is compressed

  After degragging I couldn't turn the computer back on.  Whenever I had a black screen and the message "Bootmgr is compressed."  He also told me to click on Ctrl-Alt-Del, but it just brought me back to the same screen.

  This laptop is running XP.  Since this is a laptop, it doesn't have a CD player.

  It worked for me today on a client computer

  Backup anyway, you can if possible

  Boot from the XP cd

  Select "r" to repair

  type fixmbr

  Type fixboot

  Pull and remove the cd

  xfingers and restart

• When I turn on the computer, I receive message BOOTMGR is compressed. What should I do?

  I press Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart, but I get the same message.

  Hello

  Restore the Boot Manager when it is missing or compressed
  http://smallvoid.com/article/Winnt-Bootmgr-missing.html

  Compressed Boot Manager
  http://www.FixYa.com/support/t980316-compressed_boot_manager

  Boot Manager compressed Boot Error Fix by Britec - video
  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=3vyDWny6F84

  BOOTMGR is compressed
  http://www.faultwire.com/solutions-fatal_startup/Bootmgr-is-compressed-* 1356.html

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• "bootmgr is compressed" error, impossible to decompress bootmgr

  When you configure the compression on the drive C of a netbook, I compressed the bootmgr file accidentally. Now, xp cannot start. I don't have any DVD of windows and linux doesn't seem to be able to decompress the file. There are utilities to start that can decompress a ntfs file system without windows?

  Workaround. IIRC using Linux, I could copy the bootmgr file to a flash drive, copied to a windows system, disabled the setting of decompression, copied the file in flash and then it copied on the netbook to the ground.

  Although I do not have the feeling that the file to the Flash of adaptation and all that is necessary is back.

• X 230 compressed: Windows 8 update problems

  I got my compressed X 230 recently and want to run it in Windows 8. After the upgrade yesterday, the touchscreen will not work: the position is always in the lower right corner, but clicking is recognized. The effect is that all the windows are closed and open alternately when you touch the screen. Quite annoying, especially as in Windows 8 touch screen would be very helpful.

  I update all drivers and bios, as much as possible, but the behavior of the touch screen remained. Someone suggested that a new installation of Windows 8 leads to a work of touchscreen. I tried once, but after about two hours of computer work, Windows came with the message that the installation has failed, and so I stay with my not working touchscreen.

  What should I do to get my touch screen working again?

  The Wacom pen is very good, so I can live with the 230 X for now, but working with my fingers on the screen would be indeed - and better the iBooks of lengths.

  Who has ideas?

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/X-series-Tablet-ThinkPad-Laptops/X230-tablet-display-won-t-rotate-automa...

  Try method metioned in this thread. hope it will work (propably your question is different)

  but I do not fully understand 'effect' of the touch screen described by you. The 'touch' function does not work with your fingers?

  mine is X230T (i5, 6 GB, 256 GB SSD, multitouch). The machine works great with Win 8 in PC mode and mode Tablet (with your finger or a stylus). The experience of 'touch' on this machine with Win 8 is much worse than the iPad, my opinion.

  Moreover, drivers of windows 8 for X230T on lenovo (China, Chinese site) is out of date compared to those on lenovo (US).

  http://think.Lenovo.com.CN/support/driver/driversdownlist.aspx?CategoryID=3107078&CODEName=3435&sear...

  by using google translate, you can know where to go.

  for example, the current BIOS version is 2.01.