Boot from VHD startup repair failed


  1. dhlao
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    Windows 7 Utlimate x64
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    Boot from VHD startup repair failed


    My OS is Win7 Ultimate x64 and its boot by vhd.

    One day, it failed to go to Windows and stuck at Startup Repair. I think it was caused by invalid driver.

    But anyway, my concern is the Startup repair is unable to repair a Windows that is installed in a vhd. Then what should I gonna to do?
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  3. gregrocker
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    Try rolling back using System Restore from System Recovery Options

    If this fails you may need to reinstall.
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