YUP, another satisfied customer. Replaced mobo with same model, and then...oh yeah, that 100mb boot partition nonsense.....how do I address that again?....and fortunately I googled correctly and found this thread, and BINGO, we back en bid-ness!
Last edited by Sevendaez; 13 Apr 2018 at 20:37.
Switched to a new Gigabyte mobo very similar to my old one because I broke the old one while cleaning. Windows 7 decided to give me STOP 0x7b on boot. This fixed it in seconds.
I just have a couple of questions:
Isn't this software paid software? Is it actually legal to download and use?
And, I'm probably being paranoid but how do I know it isn't installing a rootkit or something when fixing the machine? :)
Hi,
This forum is monitored pretty well so I seriously doubt anything bad is added to the utility :)
On another note I recently just swapped a very old acer mother boards ssd install into a new x299 mother board and had no issues besides the absence of the original acer board had no usb3 drivers
The new board had a feature mouse and keyboard simulation I activated and everything was good so I could sign into windows and install the needed usb3 drivers :)
Issue here. I cloned from the oem 1TB to a new 2TB. Both are Hitachi. XP partition boots (shouldn't it?...), and 7 does not. Used Paragon, but still "Windows failed to start". I thought maybe it was because the partition wasn't labeled, but that did not fix it.
No, I can't even get to the recovery console. No option. Shouldn't this be the same kind of circumstance, though?
Recovery console?
Try using startup repair from the booted win 7 installation media. You might need to run it two or three times.
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