BCDEDIT - How to Use

Did you run startup repair 3 times?

If so, you may have the wrong partition marked Active.

Boot PW cd and see what it tells you - free from here - burn the .iso to cd as an image - don't format the cd:

http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html

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Yes i did run startup repair 3 times..

I have Partition wizard open now..

what is it exactly you want to know..?

Chris

The partition where Windows is located is active.. all other is inactive..

Chris

What does it say about each partition - the full details please.

Curious, you have a Primary Active partition - Windows is installed on it - and several runs of startup repair gives bootmgr is missing?

From 7 dvd cmd , type:

bootsect /nt60 all /mbr

Ok.. Not sure exactly sure what you mean by full details, but here goes : )

Disk 1:
*:
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 37.27GB
Used: 86.96MB
Unused: 37.16GB
Status: none
Type: Primary

Disk 2:
*:Windows 7
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 131.83GB
Used: 114.69GB
Unused: 17.14GB
Status: Active
Type: Primary

*:Samsung
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 131.83GB
Used: 101.05GB
Unused: 82.40GB
Status: none
Type: Primary

Disk 3
*:Q
File system: FAT32
Capacity: 19.01GB
Used: 13.42GB
Unused: 5.59GB
Status: Active
Type: Primary

Disk 4
*:
File system: Unallocated
Capacity: 7.88MB
Used: 0B
Unused: 7.88MB
Status: none
Type: Logical

*:Entertainment
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 97.66GB
Used: 96.60GB
Unused: 1.06GB
Status: none
Type: Logical

*ownloads
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 97.66GB
Used: 97.21GB
Unused: 457.61MB
Status: none
Type: Logical

*ownloads2
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 48.83GB
Used: 48.43GB
Unused: 417.11MB
Status: none
Type: Logical

*:Pics and Progz
File system: NTFS
Capacity: 53.92GB
Used: 53.07GB
Unused: 867.88MB
Status: none
Type: Logical

Chris

Was RC on Disk 1?

In Pw rt click Q select Modify>Set as Inactive.

Then see what startup repair does.

Yes RC was on Disk 1..

I did as you said i both posts, But it still says BOOTMGR is missing..

??

Chris

Use the letter for 7 retail partition ( as seen by Diskpart in place of ?: It might be different from the letter you see in Windows and PW - press enter after each command)

bcdboot ?:\windows /s ?:

bootsect /nt60 ?:

IT WORKED!

Thank you so much SIW2..
You're the man ! :)

I owe you one :)

Chris