Went to disk manager and setup a simple volume as drive D.
- Installed windows 7 home premium
- Disk manager: created a new simple volume "D:" in unallocated space.
- Unable to until drive "C:" was made active.
- Simple volume "D:" created.
- On reboot got Bootmgr is missing
- Booted from installation disk and tried:
> bootrec /fixboot
> The operation completed successfully
- However still got
bootmgr is missing
- Tried:
> bootrec /RebuildBcd
> Successfully scanned Windows installations.
> Total identified Windows installations: 0
> The operation completed successfully
- Still getting Bootmgr is missing
What are my options?
Answer
Boot to a dos prompt and from the Win7 DVD, in the boot folder, try running
bootsect /nt60 c:
Then run 'diskpart' and type type following
list disk
select disk 0 // Where disk 0 is where your C is
list partition
select partition 1 //Where partition 1 is C
active
exit
Reboot your system
EDIT: By DOS prompt I mean off the win7 DVD to a console, whatever they have
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