Windows 7: BSOD after Ubuntu installation, 0x0000007B error

Kaktussoft · 27 Jan 2013

in linux:

Code:

sudo  ntfsfix  /dev/sda1

post results

in winre

Code:

bcdedit/store C:\boot\bcd

post output. Maybe you have to replace C by D

sniffer55 · 27 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft

So it uses grub as bootmanger now? You select Windows 7 and it (should) start Windows 7 bootmgr?

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

You see volume with problems...what is drive letter? Do a chkdsk of all volumes (expect DVD)

Code:

chdsk/f c:
chdsk/f d:
chdsk/f e:

Here is result of list vol

Code:

Volume ###    Ltr    Label          Fs        Type      Status     Info
----------    ----  ---------     ------    --------   ---------   --------
Volume 0       D     Gx88 v1.1     CDFS     DVD_ROM     Healthy
Volume 1       C                   NTFS     Removable   Healthy
Volume 2       E                            Removable   No Media

I think it is not recognizing my harddisk volumes at all. So cant run chkdsk for that.

sniffer55 · 27 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft

in linux:

Code:

sudo  ntfsfix  /dev/sda1

post results

in winre

Code:

bcdedit/store C:\boot\bcd

post output. Maybe you have to replace C by D

Result of sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1

Code:

Mounting volume... ntfs_mst_post_read_fixup_warn: magic: 0xffffffff  size: 1024   usa_ofs: 65535  usa_count: 65534: Invalid argument
Record 0 has no FILE magic (0xffffffff)
Failed to load $MFT: Input/output error
FAILED
Attempting to correct errors... ntfs_mst_post_read_fixup_warn: magic: 0xffffffff  size: 1024   usa_ofs: 65535  usa_count: 65534: Invalid argument
Record 0 has no FILE magic (0xffffffff)
Failed to load $MFT: Input/output error
FAILED
Failed to startup volume: Input/output error
Checking for self-located MFT segment... ntfs_mst_post_read_fixup_warn: magic: 0xffffffff  size: 1024   usa_ofs: 65535  usa_count: 65534: Invalid argument
OK
ntfs_mst_post_read_fixup_warn: magic: 0xffffffff  size: 1024   usa_ofs: 65535  usa_count: 65534: Invalid argument
Record 0 has no FILE magic (0xffffffff)
Failed to load $MFT: Input/output error
Volume is corrupt. You should run chkdsk.

Result of bcdedit/store C:\boot\bcd

Code:

The store export operation has failed.
The requested system device cannot be found.

Kaktussoft · 28 Jan 2013

Code:

diskpart
sel disk 0
detail disk
exit

post output

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

You see C and E. C is NTFS and removable. Do you have an usb stick attached?

Code:

diskpart
sel vol c
det part
sel vol e
det part
exit

Post output.

The only problem is OS partition is corrupt! Did you resize OS partition using GPARTED? Changed start sector?

gregrocker · 28 Jan 2013

The problem is that you converted your HD to Dynamic which is only meant to be used to span a partition across multiple HD's.

Quote: Originally Posted by sniffer55

Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ----------------- ---------- --------
Partition 1 Dynamic Data 75 GB 31 KB
Partition 2 Dynamic Data 100 MB 75 GB
Partition 3 Dynamic Data 100 GB 75 GB
Partition 4 Primary 48 GB 417 GB

Apparently you didn't see the warning message.

The solution to solve this non-destructively is to boot free Partition Wizard CD version 4.2 which is the last one which offers this as a free feature: pw422.zip ISO - Windows Live.

Download the ISO, rightclick to burn it to CD using Windows Image Burner, or use ImgBurn.

Boot CD. You will need to delete any extra partition(s) you created which tipped it to convert to Dynamic before it will convert back to Basic. You may have only four Primary partitions before needing to convert one to Logical to add more.

Then follow these video steps: How to convert dynamic disk to basic disk with Partition Wizard?

After conversion you may need to repair the OS to get it to boot by using PW CD to Modify>Set to Active the 100mb System Reservd partition, then run Rebuild MBR. If Windows 7 doesn't start run Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times from Windows 7 DVD or Repair CD.

sniffer55 · 29 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft

Code:

diskpart
sel disk 0
detail disk
exit

post output

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

You see C and E. C is NTFS and removable. Do you have an usb stick attached?

Code:

diskpart
sel vol c
det part
sel vol e
det part
exit

Post output.

The only problem is OS partition is corrupt! Did you resize OS partition using GPARTED? Changed start sector?

yes I had usb stick attached.
No I dint resize OS paritition.
by start sector you mean MBR?

sniffer55 · 29 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by gregrocker

The problem is that you converted your HD to Dynamic which is only meant to be used to span a partition across multiple HD's.

Quote: Originally Posted by sniffer55

Partition ### Type Size Offset
------------- ----------------- ---------- --------
Partition 1 Dynamic Data 75 GB 31 KB
Partition 2 Dynamic Data 100 MB 75 GB
Partition 3 Dynamic Data 100 GB 75 GB
Partition 4 Primary 48 GB 417 GB

Apparently you didn't see the warning message.

The solution to solve this non-destructively is to boot free Partition Wizard CD version 4.2 which is the last one which offers this as a free feature: pw422.zip ISO - Windows Live.

Download the ISO, rightclick to burn it to CD using Windows Image Burner, or use ImgBurn.

Boot CD. You will need to delete any extra partition(s) you created which tipped it to convert to Dynamic before it will convert back to Basic. You may have only four Primary partitions before needing to convert one to Logical to add more.

Then follow these video steps: How to convert dynamic disk to basic disk with Partition Wizard?

After conversion you may need to repair the OS to get it to boot by using PW CD to Modify>Set to Active the 100mb System Reservd partition, then run Rebuild MBR. If Windows 7 doesn't start run Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times from Windows 7 DVD or Repair CD.

thanks for reply .. I will try and check and post results

Kaktussoft · 29 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by sniffer55

Quote: Originally Posted by Kaktussoft

Code:

diskpart
sel disk 0
detail disk
exit

post output

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

You see C and E. C is NTFS and removable. Do you have an usb stick attached?

Code:

diskpart
sel vol c
det part
sel vol e
det part
exit

Post output.

The only problem is OS partition is corrupt! Did you resize OS partition using GPARTED? Changed start sector?

yes I had usb stick attached.
No I dint resize OS paritition.
by start sector you mean MBR?

What is C and what is E??? By start sector I mean "did you move OS partition on physical disk" so it starts at another point. Do what greg told you to do

sniffer55 · 31 Jan 2013

I followed the way greg mentioned and now I am able to login to windows

But unfortunately I had to delete my linux partition.
Anyways I got my windows partition data back

Thanks to you guys

gregrocker · 31 Jan 2013

You cannot have more than four Primary partitions without again converting your HD to Dynamic. To avoid this convert a data partition, one which is not marked System Active in Disk Mgmt, to Logical: How to set partition as Primary or Logical.

Then shrink it from the right or left to create as many new adjacent Logical partitions as you wish for data or Linux: Partition Wizard Create Partition Video Help

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