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I have been doing some installs and I’ve run Windows 7 in clear mode. Then I wanted to get back to normal went to MSConfig and clicked "run normally", after that I’m left with a 0xc000000e error. Windows 7 disk wont help as it seems boot loader doesn’t see system at all.
I went to use bootrec from command line and with /OsScan it finds E:Windows but it should be C:Windows.
lis disk
Shows 2 disks, drive 0 (where all is) and drive 1 (with just files)
lis part
shows 4 partitions
- vol 0 F UDF DVD-ROM
- vol 1 C (says resctricted access) NTFS 100 mb
- vol 2 E (thats where actually system was)
- vol 3 D (the other hard drive)
Not sure why C is 100mb and has C, while whole disk was C which is now E.
Osfound function finds windows on E:Windows which normally was C:Windows
Right now the error after reboot is:
File: BootBCD not found
windows-7 windows boot partitioning
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I have been doing some installs and I’ve run Windows 7 in clear mode. Then I wanted to get back to normal went to MSConfig and clicked "run normally", after that I’m left with a 0xc000000e error. Windows 7 disk wont help as it seems boot loader doesn’t see system at all.
I went to use bootrec from command line and with /OsScan it finds E:Windows but it should be C:Windows.
lis disk
Shows 2 disks, drive 0 (where all is) and drive 1 (with just files)
lis part
shows 4 partitions
- vol 0 F UDF DVD-ROM
- vol 1 C (says resctricted access) NTFS 100 mb
- vol 2 E (thats where actually system was)
- vol 3 D (the other hard drive)
Not sure why C is 100mb and has C, while whole disk was C which is now E.
Osfound function finds windows on E:Windows which normally was C:Windows
Right now the error after reboot is:
File: BootBCD not found
windows-7 windows boot partitioning
edited yesterday
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if i make partition with system active, after restart it says no BOOTMGR
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I have been doing some installs and I’ve run Windows 7 in clear mode. Then I wanted to get back to normal went to MSConfig and clicked "run normally", after that I’m left with a 0xc000000e error. Windows 7 disk wont help as it seems boot loader doesn’t see system at all.
I went to use bootrec from command line and with /OsScan it finds E:Windows but it should be C:Windows.
lis disk
Shows 2 disks, drive 0 (where all is) and drive 1 (with just files)
lis part
shows 4 partitions
- vol 0 F UDF DVD-ROM
- vol 1 C (says resctricted access) NTFS 100 mb
- vol 2 E (thats where actually system was)
- vol 3 D (the other hard drive)
Not sure why C is 100mb and has C, while whole disk was C which is now E.
Osfound function finds windows on E:Windows which normally was C:Windows
Right now the error after reboot is:
File: BootBCD not found
windows-7 windows boot partitioning
edited yesterday
JakeGould
32.7k10100142
asked yesterday
Ewelina BranicaEwelina Branica
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I have been doing some installs and I’ve run Windows 7 in clear mode. Then I wanted to get back to normal went to MSConfig and clicked "run normally", after that I’m left with a 0xc000000e error. Windows 7 disk wont help as it seems boot loader doesn’t see system at all.
I went to use bootrec from command line and with /OsScan it finds E:Windows but it should be C:Windows.
lis disk
Shows 2 disks, drive 0 (where all is) and drive 1 (with just files)
lis part
shows 4 partitions
- vol 0 F UDF DVD-ROM
- vol 1 C (says resctricted access) NTFS 100 mb
- vol 2 E (thats where actually system was)
- vol 3 D (the other hard drive)
Not sure why C is 100mb and has C, while whole disk was C which is now E.
Osfound function finds windows on E:Windows which normally was C:Windows
Right now the error after reboot is:
File: BootBCD not found
windows-7 windows boot partitioning
windows-7 windows boot partitioning
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if i make partition with system active, after restart it says no BOOTMGR
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if i make partition with system active, after restart it says no BOOTMGR
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yesterday
if i make partition with system active, after restart it says no BOOTMGR
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yesterday
if i make partition with system active, after restart it says no BOOTMGR
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