Bootmgr missing errors illustrated the reinstallation of Vista

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• After the reinstallation of Vista (32 bit) I'm done with Windows and most of the stuff on the disk 1 (c), but with stuff on the disk 2 (d).

  original title: after reinstallation of Vista (32 bit), I found myself with Windows and most of the stuff on the disk 1 (c), but with stuff on the disk 2 (d). It's hard to backup.

  I wish all the disk 0, which is 250 GB, leaving the 1 free 500 GB disc to have been the repository of backup and archiving of others.  But I don't want to have to reinstall everything.  I couldn't move bootmgr, BOOTSECT. BAK and 'boot' folder on the disk 1 (c) by somehow the system partition?  Then there would be no OS stuff on disk 0 (D :); back, but better than mixed.)  What happens if I disconnect physically the smallest disk, Startup Repair will make the disc with Windows boot and system partitions? Thank you.

  Hi OldScientist,

  Before performing these steps, it is recommended to make a backup of your important data.

  Step 1: Mark Disk 1 (C) as active partition, then launch Startup Repair

  Follow the steps mentioned in the link below to mark C as active partition

  Mark a partition as active

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/mark-a-partition-as-active

  Follow the steps mentioned in the link below to launch the Startup Repair tool

  How to use Startup Repair?

  If the problem persists,

  Step 2: Follow the steps mentioned in the article below to rebuild the BCD (Boot Configuration data)

   

  Error message when you start Windows Vista: "the Windows Boot Configuration data file is missing required information".

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927391

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• When I try to boot from a bootable usb key, his shows bootmgr missing error.

  Bootmgr mising when you use a bootable usb key.

  I have windows 7 nvidia 2010 on my desk. I have a new laptop with a free version of linux. my laptop do not have a CD or dvd drive to start. When I'm trying to boot from a USB bootable, his error showing that bootmgr missing. Press ctrl + alt + delete to restart. I tried sp3 and xp sp2. having the same problem with both. Kindly help.

  Hello

  1. you are trying to install Windows XP by using the bootable USB key?

  Check if the sequence of the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) is set to boot to the operating system from the USB key.

  For more information get in touch with the manufacturer of the system.

  Note:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

• "Windows could not update the configuration to start the computer" error during the upgrade of Vista in Windows XP

  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron 1505, that is running Windows XP Media Center Sp3. I'm doing a place in upgrading to Vista since the disks to upgrade Dell... Everything's fine until the 'Expansion of the files' [27%], then the installation fails with this message: "Windows could not update the configuration to start the computer. Installation cannot continue. Any changes made to your computer during the upgrade". I did a google search for a fix that involves changing a value in the registry in the HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {4D36E976-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} for example change the value to PartMgr Upperfilters. Unfortunately, this value was the default for my registry key changes could be made. Some other fixes involved the renaming of Upperfilter.bak, for Upperfilters unfortunately this .bak value does not exist in my registry.

  I tried to boot from the disk of Vista and changing the msconfig for a selective startup but without result.

  In addition, the stall even appears at a similar point when you try to upgrade to Windows 7. Is it because of the presence of hidden Media Direct and Dell restore partitions? Compatibility Assistant programs for the two operating systems found nothing significant. Anti virus has been disabled during the installation procedure. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  Not quite, but pretty close. Media Direct could not lock the boot sector. It must be a BIOS lock or a mechanism of protection provided by your antivirus software.  Given that, I would check your program settings then for all that prevents changes to the boot sector. You may find more easy just uninstall it and reinstall it after the upgrade. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• Cannot complete the reinstallation of Vista on Compaq laptop using the Compaq recovery disks. Tried to restore disk oem and new close to identical road. Errors: 0xc00000e9 and 0xc0000189 respectively

  With no unusual occurrence that accompanies it, our laptop was able to start and would not initialize anything beyond a screen B & W style BACK and gave the first error (0xc0000e9) on this screen. After several unsuccessful reboots insert us the Compaq recovery disks and crossed the recovery (only full optional with such discs.) At the end of the transfer of recovery (from DVD on computer), the computer tried to restart and reported the same error message. We have seen anything past the transfer of files and B & W on the oem disk. I think the oem HD is bad. Web-surfing suggested the error was associated with a hardware failure and the DVD drive seems to work very well I bought a new HD almost identical to replace the oem version with. Both are Seagate Momentus 160 GB at 5400 RPM drives.

  I re-inserted the recovery with the new installed hard drive disks and it loaded and seemed basically completely install Windows (computer is restored running several times and showed the Windows desktop with sequential programs etc. facilities.)

  To restart the final success, I received an error message in the sense of "windows could not install: Please restart the installation process" and the 0xc000189 error code. I tried again and the result was identical, including the error message. In the process the emblazoned shortcut labeled sunflower administrator with "locked" below briefly appears before the above error appears above him. Navigation on the Web seems to suggest I've hit some kind of security problem that appears when an oem auto-installer is used. He was never a password of any kind on the laptop of our family, if there is one, it should be of Compaq.

  It's an authentic (not stolen etc) oem new install of Windows (the laptop is only 18 months old) and I CD code on the computer but not the case in the installation me I asked for it. I don't know what you looking for installation.

  I'm very confused and any help would be appreciated. Compaq is saying it's a matter of Windows of course.

  Thank you

  http://www.Compaq.com/CPQ-country/cpq_support.html

  Problem with the recovery process, contact the manufacturer of the computer.

  This isn't their recovery process, Microsoft.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• "WindowsUpdate_800705B3" "WindowsUpdate_dt000" error during the update to Vista SP1

  Windows Vista.

  Dell XPS M1530 laptop.

  NVidia GeForce 8600 M GT graphics card.

  I tried to upgrade to Vista SP1 at least 10 times.   It retores the previous version every time.   He died in post installation configuration phase each time, before and after the reboot.

  I did this update with Windows Update and manually with the full 400MB download from Microsoft.  I cleaned the SWDistribution directory.

  I did it with a clean boot. I tried with Norton Antivirus discharged.   I have removed all unnecessary applications.

  I have updated all drivers, including a complete set of video drivers directly from NVidia.

  I ran all stand-alone hardware diagnostics.   I have run chkdsk at startup.   I ran sfc.  I ran MS virus scan.

  All these have been recommended in the forum posts.   None worked.    Many think 800705B 3 error is a video driver issue, but I'm now on the most recent.

  I wish that the program of MS Windows Update would report is just a mistake 800705B 3.   Why is there no error message with the error number?

  Help, please.

  This problem has been resolved by running the diagnostic MS tool and find that some system files have been corrupted.   We had to upgrade (IE reloading) Vista version original DVD.  Then the SP1 and SP2.    Thanks to MS Chat technology!

• Extremely slow performance since the reinstallation of Vista Acer restore disk

  I have serious problems with my laptop since the reinstall Vista for my Acer recovery media.  The CPU usage goes to 100% whenever a program is open or a transparent effect comes into play.  An example would be allowing the Windows Sidebar and hovering the mouse over the bar to make the window fades.  He sees the jump to 100% CPU has not completed the fade in and out.  SD video play is more correctly, hence loss of images and speaker crackling and content HD is completely out of the question.  Web-based video streaming is possible and even simple tasks like opening the windows and web browsing is stupidly long wait time while the system catches up.  Even the pointer of the mouse leaves trails!

  I'll list the steps I tried to try to get to the bottom of this below.

  -Uninstall most software Acer
  -Reinstalled the graphics and the sound card drivers
  -Installed all the Windows updates available
  -Disabled Windows Update service
  -AV/Firewall software uninstalled
  -Checked starter and Services to search for suspicious programs
  -Scanned for viruses/Spyware
  -CPU Ran diagnostic tool (forget the name) - ran for an hour, no warnings or errors

  TaskManager is used, the processes using the CPU is what either the application is currently in use at this time (for example, when sidebar is faded, jumping to use upward in the process manager, then comes back down to 0 until another task is carried out), there is no single process using the majority of the processing power and no CPU usage is reported when the system is inactive.

  Any suggestions on what to try next?

  Hello

  You have installed something other than AVG?
  It was like that immediately after execution of the recovery?
  Why do you run recovery in the first place?

  You had a bad load of recovery, rerun it wouldn't hurt.

  You can also have a problem of material, in which case you will need to identify and replace the defective part.

  It is also possible that you have a rootkit, and moving requires more than a simple reformatting/reinstall. The answers to the above questions would indicate more precisely what direction you should take. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• I have a fatal error of the system on vista (Home Basic). Please help, it is said: __STOP: C000021a {fatal system error} initial session process or system _ ended unexpectedly with status 0x00000000 (0 xC0000001 0 X 00100450)

  That's what happened, I was using just disk defragment hard disk and since it takes a long time, I just left it alone and came to my laptop after a few minutes (about 15 minutes) and all of a sudden, I see my laptop is off.
  I turn it on again normally and after a while, the screen goes black and a blue screen with the message above appears. I press the "TURN OFF" button and it shuts down.
  That's the problem.

  I can not use safe mode or something, I tried everything in the F8 menu such as 'Last good known Configuration (Advanced)' and 'debugging '. Nothing works, all of this brings back me to the error message.

  The only thing I can do, is use the Startup Repair tool.

  It scans and tells me that he could correct errors, then I used the restoration of the system (to an earlier point), I haf 2 restore points but an error message appears and then they both became deleted. At the moment, I have no restore points.
  I can only use the command line Interface which directs me to "x: windows\system32\.

  I can use regedit (the registry editor). However, I tried another procedure step by step that earlier, I found that told me how to fix this problem, I typed in "System Root\System32\Drwtsn32.exe" and it says 'system is not recognized as an internal.... " »
  I also tried "System32\Drwtsn.exe" and he said: 'the path cannot be specified.
  I don't know what to do, I ask you is can you please help solve me this problem by using CMD and the registry editor. Please, thank you very much for your time.

  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
  My laptop...
  Windows Vista Home Basic
  1.00 GB of RAM
  AMD Athlon processor
  120 GB hard drive
  ATI Radeon X 1250 graphics card (that I could remember)

  It's strange, so you are always able to get into the safe mode command prompt is that correct? If so try to type sfc/scannow and see if it finds problems

  regarding the komodia, you can stop this cycle by quickly tapping F8 and select Disable automatic reboot after the system failuyre you should give the sfc/scannow suddenly too who could fix

  Oh and the reason for which you've entered in this thing drwtsn.exe and itt said it does not recognized is because you're not on the right track

  in any case I doubt that may help, but if you know you need to learn how to navigate your system using the command-line... pretty easy:

  CD means change directory

  If you type cd-it will take you to the root of the system

  so go ahead and type of

  Note that you are no longer in the c:\windows\system32 folder

  now type
  CD windows
  CD system32
  Drwtsn32

  Note that you can type the first few letters of a file or folder tab and press on to fill in the rest

  in any case, who should start the program that you try to start but I think that your better off trying to run the sfc/scannow command. Let me know how you go

• Satellite P300 - 1542 errors in the registry of Vista - low health?

  Recently, I installed Uniblue Registry Booster.
  When I run the program, it says after that it's over there:

  1542 errors and that the registry of health is low.

  Is it safe to use this program to fix registry problems and speed up the registry?

  Anyone tried this?

  Best regrads,

  René

  Hello

  The Uniblue Registry Booster does not for me, but I m using the CCleaner.
  It s a free tool and you can use it for registry cleaning as well.

  I've never had problems with this tool so I can recommend the use of this.

  See you soon

• QTCore4.dll missing error during the game the sims 3

  Former title: QTCore4.dll

  recently, I tried to play my Sims3 game and got a pop up saying error QtCore4.dll is absent please re - install. I did some research on the assumption that it was a mistake of the Sims3 game. I read on some information about a lot of people receiving this error specifically.

  There are a lot of different solutions. Some sites say that I had to install this QtCore4.dll and would solve the problem. Although some people say that this worsens the problem. I decided to uninstall the game that has an alternative. Although this error always comes to the top.

  What can I do?

  Hello

   
  Qtcore4.dll belongs to EADM (Electronic Arts Download Manager) and should be in c:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\EADM directory (for 32-bit systems). If it is not there you will need to reinstall EADM (Electronic Arts Download Manager).
   
  Download new version from the link below and save it on the hard drive.
  http://eastore.EA.com/store/EA/HTML/pbPage.welcome...2caUcAAAAX&rests=1265212714560
   
  GOLD:
  http://support.EA.com/cgi-bin/EA.cfg/php/enduser/s...IG1hbmFnZXI * & p_li = & p_topview = 1
   
   
  Step 1.
  You can use the programs and features to uninstall programs or to change the configuration of the program by adding or removing certain options.
  Uninstall the old EADM of programs in Control Panel and install EADM (Electronic Arts Download Manager), you just download.
  
  For more information on uninstalling the programs under Windows, please refer to the link below.
  Uninstall or change a program
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/uninstall-or-change-a-program
  Note: Restart the computer after uninstalling the old EADM to apply the changes.
   
  Step 2.
  Once the computer is restarted, and then install the new version of EADM that we just saved on the computer.
  See the article below on installing the programs.
  Install a program
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-a-program
   
  Here is the link for EA games support.
  http://thesims.EA.com/us/support/index.html
   
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  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
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• Can Vista - I save the updates already installed for the reinstallation of Vista?

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  PS - I've just seen that it is a forum for Win 7? I'm on Vista, not Win 7. Thank you.

  Agios

  start all over again.  but one of the ways are here

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/thread/a4aed215-D236-4DA7-8292-81f8d3605976

• during the reinstallation of vista it asks you to install windows vista after each reboot. Authorization?

  I am reinstalling vista. He asked several times language. Go to the same screen.

  Copy of files, extension files, updated installation up-to-date. Is this normall.

  Hello

  It does not repeat.

  Here's how the normal installation method:

  "How to do a clean install and configure with a full Version of Vista '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

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• Several errors at the start of Vista

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  Hello Lulu4

  Try to uninstall then reinstall your printer software.

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• Bootmgr missing of error for windows 7 Home Basic

  Salvation;

  I want to restore my laptop to factory setting, because all network drivers are currupted and couldn't fix the laoptop. but I tried to restore to factory setting I'm missing bootmgr error fascing... .i have no any CD bootable...

  Here are the details of my laptop:

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Basic

  Model laptop: HP pavilion dv6 notebook PC

  The system board ID: 1658

  Processor type: Intel Core i5 - 2430M CPU @2. 40 GHZ

  any help will be appreciated

  concerning

  khalid Khan

  When you request support, please provide the number full name or product model of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq made thousands of computer models. Without this information, it can be difficult, even impossible to help you solve your problem.

  The information requested above are at the bottom of your computer or inside the battery compartment. , Please do not include your serial number. Please enter the product/model information in the HP Online Support page for consumers , and/or post it here for our review.

  

  Please indicate if the system recovery ran and finished or you were unable still to start the recovery. Depending on the exact cause, you may be able to fix the "bootmgr missing" error using a Windows 7 installation DVD. If you need a disc to Windows SP1, see 'How to install Windows 7 without the disc' to download and create your own. If you created this disk, you can boot from it and select 'Repair' to try to solve the current problem.

  Select repair your computer. After several screens, you will come to choice. Select command prompt. Type bootrec /RebuildBcd.  Then type Exit

   

  Select "Startup Repair" and let it run. Reboot the laptop.

   

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Satellite M300: bootmgr missing after that recovery failed

  I tried to reinstall Vista using Toshiba Recovery disk... when I tried to do it took a long time to copy files and then he asked for the next record.
  Even after inserting disc 2 it always asks insert the next disc... I had no choice and I cancelled it.

  When I started again, it says bootmgr missing
  "CTRL + ALT + DELETE" to restart

  I've blocked up do not know what to do.

  pls tell me SME suggestions

  Hello

  The bootmgr missing error appears because the recovery procedure hasn t done and the former a bootmgr was destroyed.

  It seems that your second DVD is not readable without apparent reason.

  Maybe you could try to recover the laptop using the recovery of HARD drive option.
  Maybe the partition was not damaged during the procedure of recovery DVD.

  Then, press F8 after that laptop has been powered. Choose the first option called fix my computer. Choose the last option Toshiba Recovery and try to recover the laptop HARD drive.
  If it doesn t work then you could boot from the original Vista DVD and could try to repair the boot manager.

  In the worst cases, you need to reinstall the OS from Microsoft's Vista DVD or you order a new Recovery DVD from Toshiba.

  Good luck