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Do you get this Last Known Good Configuration (advanced) option ?
Another "stuck in startup repair loop" thread
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New #12
well, when the guide began to go into "boot mgr is missing" i figured it wouldn't apply/help me...
what section should i follow there?
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New #13
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New #14
Go back to the System recovery
Choose command prompt
If you received missing bootmgr
Type the highlighted text below
BootRec.exe /fixmbr and press enter
You could also try
BootRec.exe /FixBoot and press [ENTER]
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New #16
I'm not getting that error at all didn't mean to cause confusion.. Althought I did to that already the system still decides to continue to run the startup repair.
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New #17
The virus infected was a tr/crypt.xpack.gen3 or such... I deleted the files.
dxtmsft.dll - Win\SysWOW64\
licmgr10.dll - Win\SysWOW64\
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New #19
No, it's been in the boot loop prior to that.
I tried to mention that I used Hirens Boot CD to log in to run a virus scan and also to free up space on the drive. Unfortunately neither of those helped get into the OS.
(offline until morning - thanks for the support I really appreciate it. I'll try further tips then.)
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