Help!!!! ERROR CODE 0x80070015 and Bootmgr is missing.

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    Help!!!! ERROR CODE 0x80070015 and Bootmgr is missing.


    Hi, I have been searching on how to fix bootmgr is missing and ive tried every way but reinstalling. I want to reinstall but when it says expanding files it stays on 0 for 30 mins then a error message comes up and i can't reinstall someone please help!.
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    Expanding files it stays on 0 for 30 mins then a error message comes up ... then 0x80070015 appears?
    bootmgr was the initial problem you couldn't fix? That you try "startup repair" to fix that?
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  3. Posts : 11
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    when i log on it goes to bootmgr is missing straight away and i don't know how to get onto safe mode
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    Kaktussoft said:
    Expanding files it stays on 0 for 30 mins then a error message comes up ... then 0x80070015 appears?
    bootmgr was the initial problem you couldn't fix? That you try "startup repair" to fix that?
    installation stuck on expanding files at 0%

    Use another ISO or another DVD. Still problems?
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    Kaktussoft said:
    Kaktussoft said:
    Expanding files it stays on 0 for 30 mins then a error message comes up ... then 0x80070015 appears?
    bootmgr was the initial problem you couldn't fix? That you try "startup repair" to fix that?
    installation stuck on expanding files at 0%

    Use another ISO or another DVD. Still problems?
    sorry i do not no what an iso is
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    An ISO is only 1 file which has many files in it. Something like ZIP. Do understand? But an ISO has also other information like "label". It's sort of a picture of a real DVD.

    I meant to say.... use a good working DVD!! But maybe it's not the source that's having problems but the harddisk
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    Kaktussoft said:
    An ISO is only 1 file which has many files in it. Something like ZIP. Do understand? But an ISO has also other information like "label". It's sort of a picture of a real DVD.

    I meant to say.... use a good working DVD!! But maybe it's not the source that's having problems but the harddisk
    I think i need to do system repair thing but i do not have a driver to select for some reason when i have a 283.3 gb hard drive
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    Rezq said:
    Kaktussoft said:
    An ISO is only 1 file which has many files in it. Something like ZIP. Do understand? But an ISO has also other information like "label". It's sort of a picture of a real DVD.

    I meant to say.... use a good working DVD!! But maybe it's not the source that's having problems but the harddisk
    I think i need to do system repair thing but i do not have a driver to select for some reason when i have a 283.3 gb hard drive
    What is exactly the problem when performing "startup repair" (not system repair... whatever that may be)

    Startup Repair
    Please tell exactly what happens
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  9. Posts : 11
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    someone please help! i need this fixed!
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  10. Posts : 10,796
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    Bootmgr is missing... is very easy to fix with startup repair.
    Did you do something with partitions. Made them active, resize or whatever just before this problem occurs?
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