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Help please . Turned on laptop and says boot manager missing tried everything to sort it nothing working .what can I do was working great til that point
Boot manager missing
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Hi Sandra,
This is a known issue to Microsoft and they have provided a detailed article offering several solutions to the issue.
I'd recommend taking a look at this article first to see whether you can resolve your Boot Manager issue using their recommended procedures:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2622803
If you find anything in this article confusing to follow feel free to post more to this thread to seek help with the step you are unsure about.
Regards,
Regedit32
This is a known issue to Microsoft and they have provided a detailed article offering several solutions to the issue.
I'd recommend taking a look at this article first to see whether you can resolve your Boot Manager issue using their recommended procedures:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2622803
If you find anything in this article confusing to follow feel free to post more to this thread to seek help with the step you are unsure about.
Regards,
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Is your system a Win 10 upgrade, possibly from Win 7?
There are several threads about boot problems with messages similar to yours. Basically the system is looking for direction as to how to boot your system. The instructions are in the small partition on the drive. So something is corrupted or not where the boot system thinks it is supposed to be. Which is what the link from Regedit32 describes.
I will assume you have not changed anything on your system as far as drives so the Bios would have no reason to be looking at the wrong drive or looking at the wrong partition because another drive was added. If this is an MBR system, if an alternate Active partition was available, it might confuse the system.
If you go through the link and get to the Bootrec command, there are times when that command will not work. Let us know because there is another command you can try to replace the boot files named
Bcdboot.exe C:\Windows
and will create a new BCD Store were there may be none for whatever reason.
But as the link shows you need to be in a Recovery Command Prompt from bootable media in your situation.
There are several threads about boot problems with messages similar to yours. Basically the system is looking for direction as to how to boot your system. The instructions are in the small partition on the drive. So something is corrupted or not where the boot system thinks it is supposed to be. Which is what the link from Regedit32 describes.
I will assume you have not changed anything on your system as far as drives so the Bios would have no reason to be looking at the wrong drive or looking at the wrong partition because another drive was added. If this is an MBR system, if an alternate Active partition was available, it might confuse the system.
If you go through the link and get to the Bootrec command, there are times when that command will not work. Let us know because there is another command you can try to replace the boot files named
Bcdboot.exe C:\Windows
and will create a new BCD Store were there may be none for whatever reason.
But as the link shows you need to be in a Recovery Command Prompt from bootable media in your situation.