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| 22 Dec 2011 | #1 |
| | BOOTMGR is missing So I was doing the steps in this thread, and I came to the point where you set the partition to 'active. However, I accidently turned my computer off and now it tried to boot from that partition and it gives me the error message "BOOTMGR is missing" because I literally don't have anything on the disk yet. No Windows 7, nothing. My question for you is: Can I change the partition that is being booted in BIOS or how do I change that? |
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| 23 Dec 2011 | #2 |
| | Hopefully you remember which partition was marked Active, either the Windows 7 partition or its 100mb System Reserved (Preferred if you have it) partition on most setups. Partition - Mark as Active (Method Two) |
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BOOTMGR is missing problems?
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