BSOD then Windows Boot Manager


  1. Stuwad21
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    BSOD then Windows Boot Manager


    I attempted to connect a possible damaged/corrupted external hard drive to my laptop. While it was trying to install the drivers, I received a BSOD message about memory corruption. I tried to restart my laptop and disconnected the external drive. Now a Windows Boot Manager screen appears stating that Winload.exe cannot be located because the application is missing or corrupt (status: 0xc0000001)

    I don't have the windows 7 install disc (this is a company computer)

    Any suggestions?
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  3. YoYo155
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    Windows 10
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    First give Startup Repair a go then if no dice go for Repair Install
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