Canceling System Recovery


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    Canceling System Recovery


    Need Help!

    Here is the problem, I had installed a program couple of days ago and I was getting frequent system errors after that and I decided to restore my operating system to an earlier date.

    So I reset my desktop, press f11 which was on the menu for system restore. Now instead of system restore, i clicked on system recovery, and clicked next, it started the process and after the process was like 2% done I realized I made a mistake, instead of system recovery to an earlier date i clicked on system recovery to factory setting!

    So i immediately shut of my pc, and restarted it, now it says

    Bootmgr is missing
    Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart

    i tried pressing f11 and getting back to the restore option, but now only system recovery option is available and system restore option is gone!

    Plz help, I have so many precious files that I do not want to lose ( yes i should have backed them up earlier ) .....i do not care if i lose the installed programs..just the files that i do not want to lose...

    What are my options , what can I try.. Plz help
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    Just to add a few more details.. I have an HP desktop running windows 7 64 bit

    also i tried to restart and click on f8 option, but that doesn't work now either.

    I do have recovery discs with me
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    I suspect the first thing the system recovery program is delete the partitions it is restoring to.

    If you use the free PW boot cd - you might be able to recover the partitions - depends how far the "system recovery" got.

    Partition Wizard Bootable CD allows user to boot computer directly to manage partition.
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