BOOTMGR missing!

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  1. Posts : 16,161
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       #11

    Hi Bull,

    Go to folder options and unhide protected o/s files.

    Can you find the XP bootfiles anywhere ?

    Could you post screen shots of both partitions like this:

    BOOTMGR missing!-bootfiles-1-2009-03-23_182600.jpg

    and also of Disk Management, like this:

    BOOTMGR missing!-diskmanagement2009-02-04_031947.jpg
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  2. Posts : 1,343
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       #12

    SIW2, I will be at work in about 30min. Will check. Where should I look though?

    Oops, sorry, did not see the 2'nd part of your post with the screenshots. Will do it as soon as I get there. Thanks!!
    Last edited by TheBull; 14 Apr 2009 at 18:41. Reason: Missing info.
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  3. Posts : 16,161
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       #13

    Just look on the partitions - Start orb, Computer, click a partition and in the window that opens, see what's there, and post a screenshot - need to unhide protected o/s files first.

    Like this:

    BOOTMGR missing!-d-drive2009-04-15_004242.jpg

    LOL - you saw it just as I posted this.
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  4. Posts : 1,343
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       #14

    Here are those screenshots. Thanks for the help!

    BOOTMGR missing!-ae-.png BOOTMGR missing!-ae-2.png

    BOOTMGR missing!-ae-3.png
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  5. Posts : 16,161
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       #15

    Hi,

    How come you divided the HD up like that - unusual.

    The 1.46gb partition has to be the active one containing the bootfiles.

    You may need to rt click it in Disk Management and give it a drive letter.

    Then post a screenshot of it's contents.
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  6. Posts : 1,343
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       #16

    I didn't devide it up like that. It was like that from Toshiba. I just created the 30gb partition for Windows 7. (Or maybe someone else devided it like, for this notebook originally came out with Vista.)
    So I have to set the 1.46gb partition to active and give it a drive letter? Any available letter?
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  7. Posts : 910
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       #17

    TheBull said:
    I didn't devide it up like that. It was like that from Toshiba. I just created the 30gb partition for Windows 7. (Or maybe someone else devided it like, for this notebook originally came out with Vista.)
    So I have to set the 1.46gb partition to active and give it a drive letter? Any available letter?
    Just give it a drive letter and post the screenshot, then we will be able to tell if it needs to be the active partition.

    Edit: Yes any drive letter
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  8. Posts : 1,343
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       #18

    When I right click it under disk manegement I don't get any options to give it a name or anything. There is just one option - description?
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  9. Posts : 16,161
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       #19

    Have a look at the 4.79gb one and post a screenshot of that if possible.

    What happens if you select description on the little one?

    Also, I can't read the characters - do any of the partitions say System , or Active in the Status column?
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  10. Posts : 1,343
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       #20

    My apologies for the delay. She (boss) went out for lunch, will post back a bit later.
    Thanks for your patience and help thus far!
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