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18 Apr 2012 | #1 |
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Acronis Try and Decide / error / BOOTMGR is corrupt.System cannot boot
I am using Try and Decide to install a software . When I reboot after install, the computer does not start Windows 7 Ultimate 64. I just have a black screen with the message "BOOTMGR is corrupt.System cannot boot!!! I power off and start up again and the Acronis loader comes up with the choice to Try and Decide or go back and disable.
I tried Try and Decide without installing the software and just rebooting and the same result. If I choose to revert back to disable Try and Decide, then Windows boots up ok. I uninstalled - reinstalled Acronis but same results. Can you help me, please ? Thats really annoying. Thanks in advance. PS : Do you know some similar programs ( like Try and Decide from Acronis ) which give me the option to install something on my PC, but to have the option to keep it or discard changes during reboot ? |
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18 Apr 2012 | #2 |
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Hello stereo,
While I do not know how to resolve your issue, Sandboxie is an excellent program to use instead of Acronis Try and Decide. I did hear a lot of issues regarding Acronis Try and Decide, I think Sandboxie will be safer, but I don't think it will have the option to do discard/keep it during reboot. :) |
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18 Apr 2012 | #3 |
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I use 3 uninstall programs:
- Revo Uninstaller (everyday use) - Mirekusoft Install Monitor (freeware) - works well, but not (IMO) as thorough as the next one (but still very good): - Total Uninstall (30 day free trial, then costs $30 (US) - tracks every durned thing that happens while installing a program - then gives you the option of uninstalling all of it! |
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18 Apr 2012 | #4 |
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While I do not know how to resolve your issue, Sandboxie is an excellent program to use instead of Acronis Try and Decide.
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20 Apr 2012 | #5 |
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So, there is no similar software like Acronis Try and Decide ?
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20 Apr 2012 | #6 |
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There is similar software to Try&Decide, it's just not Sandboxie. Sorry, I'm on my mobil right now thus not typing up a long response.
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