computer NY doesn't say no boot mgr press ctrl alt del will do nothing

my computer says no boot mgr press ctrl alt del will do nothing

I assume you are using windows Vista or 7:

to fix this all you need is your computer installation disc

1 boot on Cd

2. Select the repair option

3. choose the Startup Repair tool.

-This will fix the BCD store, located in system drive or 100 MB of reserve system.

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