Friday 7 October 2011

HOW DO I FIX MY COMPUTER? ...bootmgr is missing...please help?

Okay, I am trying to fix a laptop with the %26quot;BootMGR is missing%26quot; problem. Well, I am trying to run the vista recovery disk, I click on repair your computer. I get to the window that says %26quot;system recovery options%26quot; where it tells you to select your operating system. Well, the problem is...there is never any operating systems in the list. If I just click next, i cannot use any of the repair tools, because it says x://source where it should say c://. So anyways, here is my question. If I want to load my driver, because I know there is no problem with my hardware, what is the file name for the windows vista operating system? Or how do I go about finding it manually by browsing through my files? Can I do it this way? PLease help me %26amp; thanks!





-UPDATE-





okay, I changed my directory, and executed the commands: bootrec.exe /Fixboot %26amp; bootrec.exe. /Fixmbr. They were both successful it said. I then, could use the tools on the repair disk. I did the startup repair tool and this is what i came up with:





Startup Repair diagnosis and repair log


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Number of repair attempts: 1





Session details


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System Disk = \Device\Harddisk0


Windows directory =


AutoChk Run = 0


Number of root causes = 1





Test Performed:


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Name: System disk test


Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0x0


Time taken = 0 ms





Test Performed:


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Name: Disk metadata test


Result: Completed Successfully. Error code = 0x0


Time taken = 0 ms





Root cause found:


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Boot manager is missing or corrupt.





Repair action: File repair


Result: Failed. Error code = 0x15


Time taken = 0 ms





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Another Day another try!





I ran the Chkdsk command in the command prompt and this is what I came up with:





X:\Sources%26gt;c:





C:\%26gt;chkdsk


The type of the file system is NTFS.


The volume is in use by another process. Chkdsk might report errors when no corruption is present.





WARNING! F parameter not specified.


Running CHKDSK in read-only mode.





CHKDSK is verfying files %26lt;stage 1 of 3%26gt;...


0 percent complete. %26lt;0 of 9224 file records processed%26gt;


Attribute record %26lt;128, %26quot;%26quot;%26gt; from file record segment 0 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 144 in file 9 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 144 in file 9 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 160 in file 9 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 160 in file 9 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 176 in file 9 is corrupt.


Attribute list entry with type code 176 in file 9 is corrupt.


Deleted corrupt attribute list entry with type code 128 in file 9.


Attribute record %26lt;128, $SDS%26gt; from file record segment 9 is corrupt.


1 percent complete. %26lt;923 of 9224 file records processed%26gt;


File record segment 1112 is unreadable.


File record segment 1113 is unreadable.


File record segment 1114 is unreadable.


File record segment 1115 is unreadable.


File record segment 1580 is unreadable.


File record segment 1581 is unreadable.


File record segment 1582 is unreadable.


File record segment 1583 is unreadable.


2 percent complete. %26lt;1845 of 9224 file records processed%26gt;


File record segment 2048 is unreadable.


File record segment 2049 is unreadable.


File record segment 2050 is unreadable.


File record segment 2051 is unreadable.


File record segment 2516 is unreadable.


File record segment 2517 is unreadable.


File record segment 2518 is unreadable.


File record segment 2519 is unreadable.


3 percent complete. %26lt;2768 of 9224 file records processed%26gt;


File record segment 2984 is unreadable.


File record segment 2985 is unreadable.


File record segment 2986 is unreadable.


File record segment 2987 is unreadable.


6 percent complete. %26lt;5535 of 9224 file records processed%26gt;


File record segment 5872 is unreadable.


File record segment 5873 is unreadable.


File record segment 5874 is unreadable.


File record segment 5875 is unreadable.


File record segment 6340 is unreadable.


File record segment 6341 is unreadable.


File record segment 6342 is unreadable.


File record segment 6343 is unreadable.


9224 file records processed.


File verification completed.


10 percent complete. %26lt;1 of 15 large file records processed%26gt;


File record segment 644 is an orphan.


File record segment 645 is an orphan.


File record segment 646 is an orphan.


File record segment 647 is an orphan.


File record segment 3452 is an orphan.


File record segment 3453 is an orphan.


File record segment 3454 is an orphan.


File record segment 3455 is an orphan.


File record segment 4468 is an orphan.


File record segment 4469 is an orphan.


File record segment 4470 is an orphan.


File record segment 4936 is an orphan.


File record segment 4937 is an orphan.


File record segment 4938 is an orphan.


15 large file records processed.


File record segment 4939 is an|||If your pc has error, you can check your pc health online:


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Method 3: Use the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) to run System Restore ========================================鈥?br>




1. Insert the Windows Vista installation disc into the disc drive, and then start the computer.





2. Press a key when the message indicating %26quot;Press any key to boot from CD or DVD 鈥?quot;. appears.





3. Select a language, a time and currency, and a keyboard or input method, and then click Next.





4. Click Repair your computer.





5. In the System Recovery Options dialog box, choose the drive of your Windows installation and click Next





6. At the System Recovery Options Dialog Box, click on System Restore.





7. Follow the System Restore Wizard instruction as usual and choose the appropriate restore point.





8. Click Finish to restore the system.