Windows Boot Manager is Missing? Fix it!

Here you will find out:

• about bootmgr is missing

• methods of how to fix it

• how DiskInternals can help you

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Why Bootmgr is Missing

When you turn on the computer, instead of the usual Windows boot screen, you may suddenly get the message “BOOTMGR is missing”. However, one should not panic, but figure out what is going on and decide on a course of action.

If you read and use the recommendations in this article for fixing the "bootmgr is missing in Windows 7" issue, then you will be able to quickly repair your computer and start the system in the usual way.

What kind of error messages you may get

Basically, as soon as you saw a message when the computer started up that contained the word "Bootmgr", you got it!

To be precise, the messages may vary slightly:

Why bootmgr is missing

Most often, as a result of a single system failure, the BIOS cannot detect the bootloader; therefore it pauses the process and displays the message “Bootmgr is missing”, which causes the computer to not boot.

Also, an inexperienced user can often create such a problem by turning off the computer just by pressing the shutdown button or unplugging it from the outlet; this is extremely undesirable for proper computer usage. When there is a power outage or a sudden voltage drop in the network, it can also result in this issue. Physical damage, too, is enough to see the message “bootmgr is missing in Windows 7”, especially when it is on.

In addition, if no antivirus programs are installed on the computer, or if they have not been updated for a long time, you may encounter this problem. In this case, viruses penetrate the PC and create all kinds of system failures and the loss of important data and system files.

Method 2. Check all the wires

If the hard drive cables or wires from the power supply are not connected tightly, then when moving the system unit, the contacts could come undone.

Therefore, it is reasonable to check all connections not only for good contact, but also for integrity and absence of damage. Of course, all this must be done with the computer disconnected from the power supply.

If your computer boots up fine, you are lucky; if not, don’t be upset, as the method you need is located further in the article.

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