Type Exit and press Enter to restart the computer. In this case you would need to press ‘Load Drivers’ and browse to your RAID drivers so that your version of Windows can be listed. [Note: if using RAID for multiple hard drives you may not see your version of Windows listed in System Recovery Options, during the loading of the recovery process. If the repairs fail and/or the computer does not restart into Windows normally, proceed with the 5 step fix as follows:īoot into the System Recovery Options again but this time select ‘Command Prompt’ instead of Startup Repair – this will take you to a windows Command Prompt. If successful you can then restart the computer and Windows may boot up normally. Select ‘Startup Repair’ and wait until the repair attempt completes.
Windows 10/8/7/Vista Fixīoot into the System Recovery Options using the preinstalled Advanced Boot Options or a Windows installation/recovery DVD – see the illustrated tutorial at Sevenforums for instructions if required. The fixes for Windows 10 and all earlier versions of Windows are very similar – they require you to recreate the BOOTMGR file. You manually compressed the whole of the system partition (via the drive’s Properties window). This is what happened in my customer’s case.įile compression (even when done properly) may slow down system performance anyway so it is a lousy thing for a ‘speed booster’ utility to do… Such a program often causes this problem by compressing the whole of the system partition (usually the C: drive) to save space – including the crucial BOOTMGR file.
You installed a ‘Speed Booster’ or ‘System Optimizer’ type of program – perhaps one with grand claims of boosting performance and with a super duper registry cleaner thrown in… See ‘ do I need a registry cleaner’ – the short answer is No.
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