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Getting The "BOOTMGR" Message, Please help!

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vinsanity32 - 30 Jul 2008 23:27 GMT
I was recently moving files to my D drive, And when i restarted i got
this message. I have searched the web all day on ways to fix this but
none work. I tried using my "Vista Upgrade" disk to repair the files but
it doesent even pick up my C: or D: drive. All it picks up is the X:
drive, Which is for the disk i guess, I cant repair my files or
anything, And have no idea what to do. Can someone please help me.

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Spikey - 31 Jul 2008 18:29 GMT
> I was recently moving files to my D drive, And when i restarted i got
> this message. I have searched the web all day on ways to fix this but
> none work. I tried using my "Vista Upgrade" disk to repair the files but
> it doesent even pick up my C: or D: drive. All it picks up is the X:
> drive, Which is for the disk i guess, I cant repair my files or
> anything, And have no idea what to do. Can someone please help me.

The "boot manager message"  - you need to state exactly what it says in
these posts to get the best help.  Posts with innacurate or half remembered
are often passed over by the experts. Its not that they wont help but cant
if they only have half a picture.  If all else fails start another post with
the exact message and a list of actions you've completed.

I recently had this and other problems. I ended up do a clean install.

Are you all backed up?  Can you get into safe mode and retrieve anything you
cant replace? The more procedures you try ( anything written to the hard
disk) the less likely it is to get  info saved. F8 tapped repeatedly while
booting should bring you to the safe mode options or check your computer
documentation.

First try going back to the "last known good configuration" and if that
doesnt work to an earlier  "restore point". You should be able to get these
options from the rescue disc if safe mode wont play ball.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927392  - follow the instructions
 
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