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Doesn't 25,600 bcd.log mean that bcd is on D ?
Results from:
bootsect /rebuildbcd
bcdboot e:\windows
Failure when attempting to copy boot files.
Now boot again to recovery environment and select "startup repair" .Code:diskpart select vol e active exit
Now boot again to recovery environment and select "startup repair" .
Now boot again to recovery environment and select "startup repair" .
so 3 times.
afterwards system boots again to win7 like normally?
Ok I will try this and let you know what happens next. Thank you for your time and patience.
Those are the first steps in Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start which was in my first post in this thread a week ago. Everything that can be done to Start Win7 is there. Did you even look over those steps?
I did run diskpart
then select vol e
Active and then ran startup repair 3 times
After that I rebooted and got the message - Bootmgr is missing.
I did read and try some of the steps in Troubleshooting Win7 failure to start, before I even came to this forum, and also read quite a few threads about it, which is why I'm now here where I can get some help, thank you for asking though.
try this:
windows folder is on c? (it was called E yesterday, which is okay)Code:dir c:\
Is it active?Code:diskpart select volume c detail partition exit
post camshotCode:diskpart list vol exit