"BOOTMGR is Missing", but no disc.

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• My PC does not load, I need to do a factory reset, but I can not even enter the Mode without fail because of BOOTMGR is missing. Windows 7

  I'm at the stage where I should be able to load Windows. I don't care if I lose all my files etc.

  I hope someone can get to safe mode or some kind of reset where I can start everything again.

  I use windows 7

  Procedure A:

  Turn on PC

  Wait,

  Motherboard ASUS screen, (ignored)

  Black screen with message: BOOTMGR is missing.   Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart.

  Steps in scenario b:
  Turn on PC,

  There is a screen of ASUS motherboard for less than one second,

  I can press F8 or del to enter this menu.

  That shows a menu, please select boot device:

  -SATA: ST30...

  -SATA: ST31...

  -Access configuration

  Choose any SATA translates BOOTMGR is missing.

  Enter the configuration doesn't have a lot of options and I can't access safe mode.

  So I'm all out of options.

  I want to do a factory reset or similar.  Please help ASAP

  There's probably a way to initialize the factory restore, but it varies depending on the brand.  Let us know the brand of your computer and that we are able to help you.

  On a computer Dell, for example, by pressing F11 at startup Initializes the factory restore.

• Satellite L510 - BOOTMGR is missing

  * sigh *.

  So I got my password solved error and managed to get on the Vista desktop for the first time.
  Well, he ran incredibly slow (like 45 minutes at startup). So I think that maybe something is corrupted so maybe I should just go ahead and reinstall everything from scratch.

  So, I hold the F8 key at startup, go into System Recovery Options and choose to do a restore complete system, back to the factory settings.
  2 minutes, I get an application error. The app makes me restart.

  Now I'm stuck with "BOOTMGR is missing" A + C + D to turn it back on to get to the same point.

  All I can find online is advice to enter the Installation of Vista disc. But I don't have one of those, I?

  * sigh *.

  This whole process would have been a million times easier if Toshiba had indeed issued an installation with the system disk.

  Anyone know how to get into WinRE on a Toshiba Sattelite?

  Hello

  You didn t get the Vista disc and the Toshiba recovery disc.
  Your laptop has been pre-installed with the Vista operating system and there was an option that allows you to recovery unit using the option of HARD drive recovery
  There was also a preinstalled tool called creator Toshiba recovery disc.
  This tool could be used to create a clean recovery disk.

  But the fact is that if you want to repair the Vista Boot Manager, so you should use ONLY the MS Vista original disc and not the recovery disc.
  MS Vista disc would repair the Boot Manager and the recovery disk would be to format the whole HARD drive and reinstall everything again

  That's the big difference.

• Satellite C660D - 15 X - Bootmgr is missing

  I started restoring the system through F8 on my Satellite C660D-15 X and when he started the process where the control box starts the process of "X-drive" I accidentally hit buttons on the laptop and it froze so I decided to restart the computer and I found myself with the message

  "BOOTMGR is missing".
  Press ctrl - alt - del to restart. "

  There was no CD that came with my computer, but I did a backup of the recovery discs when I shot first on the laptop out of the area initially although these discs do nothing?

  What should I do to fix my computer, or should I take to pcworld and let?

  Thank you
  Anthony

  Hey,.

  > There was no CD that came with my computer, but I did a backup of the recovery discs when I turned on the laptop out of the area initially first although these discs do nothing?
  This means that you have created the use Toshiba recovery media creator Toshiba Recovery disk or what did you do exactly?

  This bootmgr error message means that the Windows Boot Manager is corrupt and that's why you need to reinstall Windows. You can do this with Toshiba Recovery disk which can restore the original settings of the case.

  All you have to do is boot from the recovery disk and follow the instructions on the screen. All drivers and tools will be installed automatically.
  ?

• Compaq 6510 b: bootmgr is missing and I don't have a CD/USB

  Hello

  My HP Compaq 6510 b has been infected by the virus of defense crypto. I searched like crazy and could not find any solution and decided to sacrifice my photos and videos. But turned out even restore the laptop is not easily possible. AFAIK, the laptop is Vista but Windows 7, when I open it. So, after much research I found someone who said I should type collection in the area of research manager and allows to restore the laptop but unfortunately that does not exist in the laptop so I looked for something else and found out that by right-clicking on the computer that I can go to manage and then active partition and tried to restart. And then it happened, he showed "bootmgr is missing, press ctrl, alt and del to restart" so I did, but the same screen appears.

  I searched online again and said I need a cd of Vista or Windows 7, but I don't have that. They also said that it is the only way to fix the laptop. So now I'm out of options and hoping someone here can help me.

  Is there anyway I can fix this without the CD and restore my laptop to its original settings? Or can I restart my laptop without the bootmgr thing missing attachment?

  Really need help with this and your help will be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to the answers.

  Hello

  Try the following.

  If you do not, use another PC to create a rescue CD Windows 7.  Download the ISO relevant among the links below - if you are not sure, first try the 64 bit version.

  Windows 7 32 bit

  Windows 7 64 bit

  You must use an app like ImgBurn ( Note: you can deselect additional software during installation of ImgBurn options) to burn the ISO to a CD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.

  When creating, type following the ESC key as soon as you start the launch of the laptop Boot Menu, and then 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.

  Select the "Repair your computer" option and follow Option 2 in the guide on the link below to run the Startup Repair - you may need to run this 2 or 3 times.

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/668-system-recovery-options.html

  If the above does not help, take note of any error message you get during the procedure and include them with your next post.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite C660 - 10 d - Bootmgr is missing

  Hello

  I bought a Toshiba Satellite C660 - 10 d for my birthday in August and was a little disappointed to find that it did not include the Windows 7 disc - instead, I found a "Recovery" partition to use if there is a problem. Another disappointment was to find the 500 GB hard drive, I thought I was getting was actually about 360 GB - him remains apparently partitioned for "recovery."

  After a few months use, I decided to check the recovery option and found it was inaccessible (press F8 at startup just didn't work). Scouting around the ' net has found another option (I think it was something like ESC at boot 0 upwards), but that no longer works.

  I should have taken this "thing" back at the shop at the time, but it was a mile 10 return and an injury prevented me from driving. In any case, I decided to make my own backup with Acronis (which has been a life saver on my desktop PC).

  Main installation takes 3 DvDs and the "Recovery" partition went on another DvD. In hindsight, I should have backed up to a spare USB hard drive - it would have been faster.

  In any case, law of Sod, a few months later and I had to do a reinstall from the Acronis backup and, while everything seemed to install OK, now I just get the dreaded message BOOTMGR IS MISSING. Scanning of the hard drive shows that the installation of Windows is there, but it does not start.

  Scouting around the ' net came only upward with suggestions that involved using the installation disk that I had not been given. I don't understand the logic of backup 20 p for a DvD disc, containing a 140Gb (HSI) of a hard disk instead.

  I tried various other suggestions to fix the MBR (including the FDISK. EXE/MBR) but nothing works. I even borrowed Win7 and Vista set install disks to friends, look for the file "bootrec.exe" illusory the claim of Microsoft would solve the problem, but it does not appear to be. I've skimmed through various assignments here, but nothing seems to fit my situation.

  Any help anyone can offer would be much appreciated.

  Thank you
  Harry

  P.S. at the suggestion of a friend I just installed Ubuntu Linux and that works OK! Why is it working OK and not my backup Windows?

  > I bought a Toshiba Satellite C660 - 10 d for my birthday in August and was a little disappointed to find that it did not include the Windows 7 disc - instead, I found a "Recovery" partition to use if there is a problem

  The user manual provides information that you can create own recovery disk using the preinstalled software called Toshiba recover Media Creator. So apart from HARD drive recovery, then recovery disc could be used too.

  If its always recommended to create a pick it up Toshiba drive in case something bad would happen to the recovery of HARD drive or the HARD drive itself

  Bootmgr is missing could be solved by the new facility.
  Wither away if you use a floppy from Win 7 Microsoft and would install the drivers that can be downloaded from the page of European driver of Toshiba or you will here order the recovery disk:

  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  I know it s not expensive: about 30

• Re: Satellite C650D-12J - BOOTMGR is missing

  See previous thread Re: Satellite C650D-12J - recovery of missing HARD disk image
  Posted the: 06-Aug-2011 16:07 in response to: bobmc

  I am back with another problem.
  I ordered a Toshiba Recovery arrived ok.
  I inserted in the drive and follow the instructions.
  Everything is fine but when he got to the F = u = \HDDRecovery\SWImg \ZZImg\11675XSP5_swm copy (5/8)
  He said 0 file copied
  ERROR = copy of splitpart or CRC failed
  Press a key to continue.
  I pressed a button and the screen went white.

  Now when I try to start, I get a message:
  BOOTMGR is missing
  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart
  whenever I do this, I get the same message.

  Any thoughts on what to do next?

  Check my answer to your first thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=248800

  BOOTMNG is missing error is displayed because the installation of the OS was not successful.

  Try to boot from the recovery disc once more, perhaps you will be able to install the operating system.
  If this isn't the case, you must check if the HARD drive is OK. For this, you can use a tool called Drive Fitness Test. This s free software which would test the HARD drive.

  If the HARD drive is ok and you still can't install the OS by using the new recovery disc, then it means the recovery disk is defective. In this case, you will need to replace this drive.

• Starting problems on Satellite L300-1AQ - BOOTMGR is missing

  I just tried to install AVG on my laptop.

  I then tried to update, but he told me he couldn't connect to the AVG homepage, so I tried to restart my internet connection but still no luck so I thought I'd re - boot my laptop but it does not load and I get a message saying "BOOTMGR is missing Press CTRL + ALT + DEL to restart" I go to the Boot Manager menu , Choose to boot from the HARD drive, but it just guard doing the same thing over and over again.

  The model is Satellite L300-1AQ ideas?

  Update

  Ive just to speak to the Technical Department of Toshiba & because I had not got round to create backup discs he's going to charge me A £30 to provide me with new ones.

  Is there a way to get around this?

  Post edited by: MrSketch

  It s your fault if you didn't create a clean recovery disk.

  On the Toshiba laptop, you will find a Toshiba Recovery disk creator tool that allows you to create the own recovery disk.
  But if you are not able to boot into the OS, so you cannot create this disc.

  Check if you can start the recovery of HARD drive option;
  You must press F8 immediately after the laptop by pressing the power button.
  Then, you should get a menu and should choose the first option called fix my computer.

  But if this menu does not appear, then you will not be able to start the HARD drive recovery and that means you must order a recovery disc to make it work again.

  Good bye

• BOOTMGR is missing: no installation or recovery disk!

  Hello.
  I have a HP Pavilion dv6000 and run Windows Visa Home Edition.
  
  I wanted to restore my laptop to its factory settings, but the Recovery Manager would not work. When I click on it it would just restart the computer without anything else happening. I then right click on computer > manage > Disk Manager and made the recovery partition active. When I restarted the computer it has started to show:
  BOOTMGR is missing
  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete
  Of course, brings us to the same message after restarting the computer you. I can't access the F8 button. F10 only works (Bios). I do not have a recovery or installation CD because it came not with the laptop when I bought it.
  Is there anyway that I can change the active partition in drive C, this deactivation of the recovery partition? I read that it was possible to access Disk Manager cmd window, but I do not know how to access since the key F8 does not work (makes just a bipping sound when you press on)?
  I'm also abroad so cannot send my laptop to HP for fixed it. Any ideas?
  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Scroll down the page and get > Bootable CD ISO and > ImgBurn to burn the iso image to cd, a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here. Once created, boot from it and allows you to change the active partition.

• BOOTMGR is missing after you mount the new hard drive

  I have an acer 6930g laptop using windows vista. My laptop crashed and left the hard drive corrupt / unreadable, so I set up a hard drive again.
  When I start it shows message BOOTMGR is missing.on restart alt f10 not work.i have the 2 dvd backup which I was invited to burn when I first bought computer I tried to load these, but the ability to load backup Hi drive light not so can not click on it. This option is the factory restore and it shows error impossible restoration - reason 0xd000000d. Click ok to restart the computer... and then I am back to BOOTMGR missing again.

  Hello

  If you created the backup restore disc complete by using Windows backup and restore, you try to perform the system restore. If you have not created backup disk using restore option, I suggest you to contact the computer manufacturer to restore Windows vista.

  Warning: When you use a Windows complete PC backup image to restore your computer, it is a complete restoration. You cannot choose to restore individual items and all of your current programs, Control Panel, and the files are overwritten. You must regularly back up your files by using the back up files Wizard.

  For your reference, follow the steps in the link:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/restore-your-computer-from-a-system-image-backup

• BootMGR is missing. Help, please!

  My BootMGR is missing when I started my computer Windows Vista Home Premium Zt. I tried to use a recovery disc for Windows Vista, but when I select 'Repair your computer' and I have to choose my operating system. It does not appear and when I click on "Load drivers", I can't find the operating system. Can someone help me please?

  I assume you mean an image full backup.  To restore boot Installation or recovery disk and select restore backup (or something similar to that).  Then you just follow the instructions (make sure your backup device is attached and turned on).  If you use 3rd party software, you will need to consult their manuals for procedures.

  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• BOOTMGR is missing, how can I solve this

  Hello. My laptop says:

  «BOOTMGR is missing, press ctrl + alt + delete to restart»

  I used my (part 3) 'windows vista recovery disk '. However, it only allowed me to "install windows" not fix.

  Then I downloaded a vista recovery disk, but when I select the repair, he asks me to load drivers or take my windows installation. I have no idea how use the option "load driver" and my installation of windows is not come on the screen. Try to go further without selecting a windows installation has not helped.

  Where should I go from here? Other threads on this topic seem quite old and, frankly, a bit beyond me in the computer knows how. Could someone please explain:

  a: what happened to my computer?

  b: what should I do to fix it

  c: if possible, can I fix without losing the data of y on the computer?

  Thank you very much guys, any help will be greatly appreciated.  :)

  Hello

  Did you put the hard drive on the 1st in the boot order in the BIOS and then started
  the computer to see if it boots now correctly.

  Configuration/settings (BIOS/CMOS) often F2 as you start to look at the screen - the boot
  hard disk drive first, to see it, it will start. The value of the CD/DVD from the 1st to start Windows
  Disc.

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

  The links are in the previous answer - use EasyBCD

  Sometimes using EasyBCD works when other methods are not.

  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
  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/recovering+the+Vista+bootloader+with+EasyBCD

  Repair the Windows Vista boot loader
  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/repairing+the+Windows+Vista+bootloader

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• BOOTMGR is missing, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete while trying to install Windows Vista Home Premium 64 - Bit

  Now that I got my 64-bit Vista in the mail and quickly install disc he jumped in my DVD player. The installation process went well until I was asked to choose which hard drive, I tried to install Vista on. I tried to format my hard drive to this screen, I was working with Vista 32 bit before that and saw no need to divide my two work machine with two separate versions of the same operating system. After formatting the hard drive, I have been unable to click on the 'next' button and engage the next step of the installation process. There was a message is displayed to the bottom of the window, as well tell a word about the installation of a machine already running windows. I would be happy to provide further information to the topic of my problems during this step, but my problems do not stop here.

  After you notice the message described above and do not get farther in attempts to install later, I decided to try to reinstall the 32-bit version of Vista and then maybe try to upgrade to 64-bit. However when I put in the CD at retail, rather than receive messages at the start of a disc, I have met with the harsh reality of "BOOTMGR is missing Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart." Since then got trapped in a painful loop switching between disc 32-bit and the 64-bit disk in the hope that it would finally let me begin with him.

  In addition to this logically faulty tactics, I also searched some online solutions. I made sure that my DVD drive is first in my boot order. My computer will not yet make Flex and give me the ability to boot from a disk.

  My question is this; How can I get my computer let me boot from a disc again?

  I will probably also need help to drive problem hard he, but as I can not even in a position to provide information on this issue at the time I need to have the above resolved dilemma first.

  Now that I got my 64-bit Vista in the mail and quickly install disc he jumped in my DVD player. The installation process went well until I was asked to choose which hard drive, I tried to install Vista on. I tried to format my hard drive to this screen, I was working with Vista 32 bit before that and saw no need to divide my two work machine with two separate versions of the same operating system. After formatting the hard drive, I have been unable to click on the 'next' button and engage the next step of the installation process. There was a message is displayed to the bottom of the window, as well tell a word about the installation of a machine already running windows. I would be happy to provide further information to the topic of my problems during this step, but my problems do not stop here.

  After you notice the message described above and do not get farther in attempts to install later, I decided to try to reinstall the 32-bit version of Vista and then maybe try to upgrade to 64-bit. However when I put in the CD at retail, rather than receive messages at the start of a disc, I have met with the harsh reality of "BOOTMGR is missing Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart." Since then got trapped in a painful loop switching between disc 32-bit and the 64-bit disk in the hope that it would finally let me begin with him.

  In addition to this logically faulty tactics, I also searched some online solutions. I made sure that my DVD drive is first in my boot order. My computer will not yet make Flex and give me the ability to boot from a disk.

  My question is this; How can I get my computer let me boot from a disc again?

  I will probably also need help to drive problem hard he, but as I can not even in a position to provide information on this issue at the time I need to have the above resolved dilemma first.

  Hey ClockworkOtter

  You can't go from 32 bit to 64 bit

  There must be a clean install

  links below have very good tutorials on a clean install of vista

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/Vista/vista_clean_installation.html

  http://www.winsupersite.com/article/showcase/Windows-Vista-installation-Super-Guide-part-3-clean-install-Windows-Vista.aspx

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• BOOTMGR is missing Vista X 32

  Hi all

  My PC is running Windows Vista X 32. I have 2 drives installed with three partitions.

  Disk 0 = drive (C :) and road (e :)) (two partitions)))

  Disc 1 disc (d :)) =

  Drive (C :) = initialization, file of the Active Page, Crash Dump, primary Partition (as shown in the title of the computer management))

  Drive (d) = system, active, primary Partition (as shown in the title of the computer management)

  Drive (E :) = Primary Partition (as shown in the title of the computer management)

  Drive (C :) has EVERYTHING on it Windows, batch files stored.)

  Now that above drive (d) shows that the system (a single partition drive), this disc is empty and I want to replace it with a drive high capacity (currently sitting on my desk).  Not knowing any better I removed that drive and installed the new drive (woohoo additional storage space), but alas when I tried to start the PC, the message "bootmgr is missing" displayed.

  Using the bios, I changed the order in which readers were consulted to boot from the disk (c), it did not work.  The same error message appeared.  So I have since returned the old drive and changed the boot order in the bios to previous settings.

  I rechecked and the only file located on drive (D :) is 'BOOTSECT. BAK' there is no hidden files or folders.

  My question is how can I change my PC to recognize the drive (C :) as the system in order to remove and replace the drive (d :))?  If all else fails I end up with the formidable task of reinstalling Vista.

  Thanks in advance

  Struck dumb

  Hello

  Since D: has been nominated as player of the [System], you need to fix it by starting with the Vista disk and do a Startup Repair on C: to rewrite it. D: does not need to be reinstalled to do, nor is it important or not there is in fact nothing about it. Because he proceeds to this designation, the boot sequence stops when he cannot locate.

  If your system has been preinstalled and you do not have a disk, you can use something like this:http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/

  Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• BOOTMGR is missing at startup

  When I start my pc it says bootmgr is missing, press ctrl + alt + delete. The next thing I did was use my vista repair disc, when clicked Next it brings me to the recovery options to select my drive and click on next, but my drive does not appear. When the prop command and type in bootrec/reconstruction and press on enter it says no installation for this path 0 someone can help me with my problem.

  Boot from the Vista DVD (or CD/DVD repair), answer a few questions, select Repair and choose:

  1 reboot (you may need to run several times).

  2 if (1) above does not cure the problem back, go to the Repair Option and this time choose command line, then:
  Type BOOTREC /FIXMBR (capitals are for clarity only) and press ENTER.
  Type BOOTREC /FIXBOOT (capitals are for clarity only) and press ENTER.

  Finally, close the cmd prompt, remove the DVD and let the computer to restart.