Recent versions of the Windows family of operating systems include many recovery methods. It is important to understand that the correct error correction method must be selected for each specific situation.
Necessary
Windows Seven boot disk
Instructions
Step 1
Try using automatic recovery services first. Insert the Windows Seven boot disk into the drive and turn on the computer. Hold down the key required to run the program from the disk.
Step 2
Wait a while for the files to copy and the required services are ready. Select the "Advanced Recovery Options" menu. Go to the item "Startup recovery" by clicking on the link of the same name.
Step 3
Select the operating system for which you want to fix the boot files. Click the Next button to start this process. Once completed, the computer will automatically restart.
Step 4
If the described method failed to fix the errors, re-enter the "Advanced recovery options" menu. Go to the management console by selecting Command Prompt.
Step 5
Enter the cd E: command with the drive letter assigned to the DVD drive. Type cd boot to navigate to the specified folder. Enter the bootsect command. exe / nt60 all and press Enter.
Step 6
This procedure will completely overwrite the boot files. All of them will be replaced by their original counterparts. Restart your computer to see if the Windows Seven operating system can start.
Step 7
Re-enter the command console if the described steps did not lead to the desired result. Try to fix the entire Windows boot sector. Enter the bootrec.exe / fixmbr command and press the Enter key.
Step 8
After the running function completes successfully, enter the bootrec.exe / fixboot command. Press the Enter key again. Reboot your computer. Remember that this method can be used without using a bootable disk. To do this, select "Troubleshoot computer problems" from the system startup options.
