boot0: done and "Loading Operating System"

[darksent21]

Im using Windows 7 Ultimate x64.. I've recently installed hackintosh because of curiosity but I uninstall it immediately for making me frustrated..
now after the splash screen of my mobo.. it always shows up boot0: done and after that my windows boot screen will now appear.. it doesn't hang but its annoying..

and another one.. the "Loading Operating System..." message always shows up.. I just only want to see BIOS Splash Screen>Windows 7 Boot screen > done..

btw my mobo is Gigabyte H61m-S2-B3

can you please help me..

 

[Maguscreed]

If you open up msconfig (in start bar)
and go to the boot tab is something listed there other than the windows install you are currently using?
If so, remove it.
Also you can tick the no gui boot if you really want to shorten it up.

 

[darksent21]

If you open up msconfig (in start bar)
and go to the boot tab is something listed there other than the windows install you are currently using?
If so, remove it.

it only says "Windows 7 Ultimate (recovered) (C:\Windows) : Current OS;Default OS"
I also provide a screenshot.. I want to get rid of this..

 

[Maguscreed]

okay I misunderstood you. I actually have never personally seen that exact message before, hopefully someone else will come by with hackintosh experience beyond mine, which honestly isn't much more than yours.

 

[gregrocker]

Please post back a screenshot of your maximized Disk Management drive map and listings:

1. Type Disk Management in Start Search box.
2. Open Disk Mgmt. window and maximize it.
3. Type Snipping Tool in Start Search box.
4. Open Snipping Tool, choose Rectangular Snip, draw a box around full map and all listings.
5, Save Snip, attach using paper clip in Reply Box.

Tell us what is on each partition.

While we look at that run a few passes of Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times

 

[darksent21]

Please post back a screenshot of your maximized Disk Management drive map and listings:

1. Type Disk Management in Start Search box.
2. Open Disk Mgmt. window and maximize it.
3. Type Snipping Tool in Start Search box.
4. Open Snipping Tool, choose Rectangular Snip, draw a box around full map and all listings.
5, Save Snip, attach using paper clip in Reply Box.

Tell us what is on each partition.

I did everything you told me.. so here it goes..
it has only 2 partition.. partition 1 where my window files and program files installed and partition 2 where my files(videos,pictures, musics and other media collection) save.. when I installed hackintosh before, I try to use dismgmt to shrink volumes at my partition 1 to provide another partition for my OSX files.. (20G only).. and then as I said.. I just uninstall OSX.. and it gave me a boot0: error but I manage to fix it by putting my Windows 7 ultimate DVD and select repair startup.. and then I manage to boot inside windows and again, I use disk mgmt to delete the partition where my OSX installed and it became unallocated space.. IIRC, I use extend volume to merge the unallocated space to my partition 1(primary partition).. and do a restart.. and that what happens.. I can login to my windows but it keeps on popping.. it's annoying and eats time to boot..

While we look at that run a few passes of Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times

Im sorry I just post it today because we have diff time zone and I have to sleep.. I already did that.. but the message is still there.. :huh:

 

[gregrocker]

The System Reserved partition is intended to boot Win7, but somehow the System boot files have been moved to C as signified by the System Active flags. It's possible to run this way but might be better to move them back as intended so that it might also sort out the boot loader issues caused by your misadventure.

To do this back up your files then in Disk Mgmt Mark Partition Active the System Reserved partition, boot into Win7 DVD or Repair CD to run Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times.

If this doesn't sort out the boot problem then unhide System and Hidden files in Control Panel>Folder Options, View, assign System Reserved a drive letter, post back a screenshot of its content so we can see if Hackintosh wrote any files there. Drive Letter - Add, Change, or Remove in Windows 7 - Windows 7 Forums

 

[darksent21]

done making my system reserved partition active.. restart and run startup repair.. nothing happens...
btw, is this what you ask for??

 

[gregrocker]

What do you mean "nothing happens?" Did you run Startup Repair 3 separate times with reboots and did it move the System and Active flags to System Reserved?

 

[darksent21]

What do you mean "nothing happens?"

I run Startup Repair 3 seperate times and with reboots..
it ask me to do a system restore but I did'nt and it goes searching for errors.. about 2-3 minutes or longer.. and reboot.. I did it 3 times as you said..

Did you run Startup Repair 3 separate times with reboots and did it move the System and Active flags to System Reserved?

Yes! it move..

I dont get it where the boot0: done is coming from.. Im sure I uninstall the chameleon (OSX bootloader) and replace my bootloader using my Windows 7 DVD..

 

[gregrocker]

Then it worked. You now have your boot configured correctly.

Try installing EasyBCD (free Download at bottom of page - no name or email required), post back a screenshot of its expanded listings.

It may require waiting until you next Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to wipe the HD of all boot code with Diskpart Clean Command since Hackintosh has some code remaining which is interfering with your boot.

 

[darksent21]

It may require waiting until you next Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to wipe the HD of all boot code with Diskpart Clean Command since Hackintosh has some code remaining which is interfering with your boot.

Yes.. that would resolve my issue about "boot0: done" problems.. but I don't feel like doing that yet since my system is still working fine. I should let that boot message to pop out for a while, it's not causing any trouble.. it's just annoying though.

BTW Thanks for helping me.. until next time

 

[gregrocker]

I notice the timeout for boot manager shows 30 seconds. Check that it is set to 0 on Easy's Edit OS tab or in msconfig>Boot. Then you've given no time to the boot manager.

You can also check in BIOS setup that Quickboot is Enabled which might cut the BIOS reveal time to eliminate the annoying listing.