Solved After clearing the bin the PC runs slow

[Kaktussoft]

dir c:\users
dir d:\users
dir e:\users
dir f:\users

on which volume is your user account??

 

[Hellbinder]

volume c
Datenträger 0 Online
Nur Lesen = Nein
Ausgeblendet = Nein
Kein Standardlaufwerkbuchstabe = Nein
Schattenkopie = Nein
Offline = Nein
Bitlocker-verschlüssselt = Nein
Installierbar = "Ja"
Volumekapazität 698 GB
Freier Speicherplatz auf Volume 203 GB

volume d
Datenträger 1 Online
Nur Lesen = Nein
Ausgeblendet = Nein
Kein Standardlaufwerkbuchstabe = Nein
Schattenkopie = Nein
Offline = Nein
Bitlocker-verschlüssselt = Nein
Installierbar = "Ja"
Volumekapazität 99 MB
Freier Speicherplatz auf Volume 67 MB

volume e
Datenträger 0 Online
Nur Lesen = Nein
Ausgeblendet = Nein
Kein Standardlaufwerkbuchstabe = Nein
Schattenkopie = Nein
Offline = Nein
Bitlocker-verschlüssselt = Nein
Installierbar = "Ja"
Volumekapazität 698 GB
Freier Speicherplatz auf Volume 143 GB

volume f
Datenträger 1 Online
Nur Lesen = Nein
Ausgeblendet = Nein
Kein Standardlaufwerkbuchstabe = Nein
Schattenkopie = Nein
Offline = Nein
Bitlocker-verschlüssselt = Nein
Installierbar = "Ja"
Volumekapazität 107 GB
Freier Speicherplatz auf Volume 25 GB

current, what it should originally be
f , c
c , d
e , e
d , ? (I don´t know if the system reserved partition needs a volume letter)

the User accounts are on F

 

[Kaktussoft]

sure useraccount are on ehat is called F now?

Please do #20 so DETAIL PARTITION indstead of detail volume!
I only want to know which volume has ACTIVE=YES

 

[Kaktussoft]

in that command prompt:

bcdedit /store  c:\boot\bcd

Does it give an error or readable output? If so... any references to F disk? For examle:
id {default}
device partition=F:

If it produces an error, then try instead: bcdedit /store d:\boot\bcd
bcdedit /store e:\boot\bcd
bcdedit /store f:\boot\bcd

post results

 

[Kaktussoft]

Volume 4 D System_reset NTFS Partiton 100 MB Fehlerfrei

I think you mean system reserved instead (?)

 

[Hellbinder]

Volume 4 D System_reset NTFS Partiton 100 MB Fehlerfrei

I think you mean system reserved instead (?)

jeah that, it onely wrote "System rese" so i asumed the rest ( i can edit the posts if you want)

current partition C: is the onely one set as active

"bcdedit /store c:\boot\bcd" is the onely one that worked, by the others it sayed that the system couldn´t find the stated file

 

[Hellbinder]

at "bcdedit /store c:\boot \bcd" it says:

Windows-Start-Manager
Bezeichner <bootmgr>
device partition=C:
description Windows Boot Manager
locale de-DE
inherit <globalsettings>
default <default>
resumeobject <24eba129-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
displayorder <default>
toolsdisplayorder <memdiag>
timeout 30

Windows-Startladeprogramm
Bezeichner <default>
device partition=E:
path \Windows\system32\winload.exe
description Windows 7
locale de-DE
inherit <bootloadersettings>
recoverysequence <24eba12b-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
recoveryenabled Yes
osdevice partition=E:
systemroot \Windows
resumeobject <24eba129-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
nx OptIn

 

[Kaktussoft]

at "bcdedit /store c:\boot \bcd" it says:

Windows-Start-Manager
Bezeichner <bootmgr>
device partition=C:
description Windows Boot Manager
locale de-DE
inherit <globalsettings>
default <default>
resumeobject <24eba129-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
displayorder <default>
toolsdisplayorder <memdiag>
timeout 30

Windows-Startladeprogramm
Bezeichner <default>
device partition=E:
path \Windows\system32\winload.exe
description Windows 7
locale de-DE
inherit <bootloadersettings>
recoverysequence <24eba12b-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
recoveryenabled Yes
osdevice partition=E:
systemroot \Windows
resumeobject <24eba129-8cb5-11e1-946f-b35bad47a26d>
nx OptIn

device partition=E: ???
osdevice partition=E:???
Are you very sure???!!!

dir  e:\users

Is you user account there?

 

[Hellbinder]

Yes, now its on E:

I just checkt now with "diskpart" "list Volume"
and now it says
Volume C is the System reserved Partition
Volume E is the "Original" C: Partition
Volume D is the "Original" D: Partition and
Volume F is the "Original" E: Partiton ("Original" refers to the time the PC worked without problems)

 

[Kaktussoft]

Last time I ask you:

dir  e:\users

Does it show you useraccount???

 

[Kaktussoft]

Yes, now its on E:

I just checkt now with "diskpart" "list Volume"
and now it says
Volume C is the System reserved Partition
Volume E is the "Original" C: Partition
Volume D is the "Original" D: Partition and
Volume F is the "Original" E: Partiton ("Original" refers to the time the PC worked without problems)

So "system reserved" is the ONLY active partition?

 

[Hellbinder]

Yes, now its on E:

like i Sayd
yes the onely one active is the system reserved partition

 

[Kaktussoft]

diskpart
select vol e:
active
exit

If that was succesful .... reboot again to recovery environment and perform a startup repair and post results.
Does system boot normally afterwards?

 

[Hellbinder]

without doing anithing it boots normaly, but its extremely slow and freezes after 10 minutes in Windows
I always went to the repair options by pressing "F1" while staertup, then "F8" and choosing the repair options there

 

[Hellbinder]

diskpart
select vol e:
active
exit

I´ve done that, rebooted and now it says
"boot0: done
BOOTMGR fehlt
Neustart mit Strg+Alt+Entf"

 

[Kaktussoft]

O sorry... I thought it wasn't booting and showed boot0: error?! It was in your post!

Anyway....

diskpart
list volume
[B]----which volume letter is system reserved now? Assume P. Replace with actual found colume letter![/B]
select volume [B][COLOR=red]P:[/COLOR][/B]
active
exit

Reboot normally.

 

[Hellbinder]

I´ve run it with the setup disc just now and ther it says that it doesnt have a valid system partition just like in post #9, even the taken time is the same...

 

[Kaktussoft]

So it's not a boot problem at all!!! What a waste of time. We could have done all actions in win7 itself!

 

[Hellbinder]

It bootet, Boot0: error came after windows run about 10 minutes

 

[Kaktussoft]

It means the ACTIVE partition is missing some files. Don't know why. You even did mark the other partition (then called E) active, then rebooted from DVD again, ran "startup repair" .... it produced the same message. Close to impossible.

The partition table does not have a valid System Partition.
The system partition listed in the partition table does not contain the required system files.