BOOTMGR is compressed - Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart


  1. z1ce
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    BOOTMGR is compressed - Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart


    When i start my computer and its done loading motherboard screen..
    And is right about to load windows this comes up
    -->BOOTMGR is compressed - Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart<--
    I can't get to windows at all..
    And I've just bought a new Cd drive today which should come tomorrow or friday..
    (other one broke)
    I just need to know how do I fix the bug?
    - I got no windows CD because it was too scratchy.
    Please some one respond fast, i really need it up running again.
    (Im using a crap laptop now to use this forum)
    thanks!!!
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  3. z1ce
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  4. z1ce
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    OS = Windows 7 64bit Ultimate.
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