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Windows Vista Problem solving for the Windows Vista Operating System. Please remember to state which edition of Vista you are using - Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate etc. and whether you are using the 32-bit or 64-bit version if you know. |
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hi everyone! i have the same problem with "BOOTMGR is compressed" i have an hp pavilion dv6000 AMD Turion 64x2 1.8 GHz
nVidia Geforce Go 7200 2 gig DDR2 Ram 533 MHz, Vista Home Premium...but i do not have the DVD installer of the Vista...can i use another Vista DVD installer for that? |
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Hi jeyar19 and welcome. Yes, you can borrow a Vista installation dvd from a friend (dont forget to give it back).
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thanks AnnMarie...i won't forget giving it back..hahah;b
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hi
i have the same problem i deleted some programmes sush as firefox office and snorton antivirus in addition to avast antivirus and i was told to restart when i did windos didnt load correctly it says to me bootmgr is compressed and i do not have a recovery system on the pc what is the problem and what shjould i do nand i hope i get the answer as soon as possible thanks
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thanks man i tootally thank you
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I had the same problem and used the "bootrec /fixboot" method and it seemed to work but while I was trying that I was in the middle of compressing my drive and so i can decompress it because I thought that would work for some reason. (Genius moment I know I was really worried about lossing my files and wasnt thinking straight) And after the "bootrec /fixboot" method was finished I accidentally pressed restart because i was so excited/happy that it was fixed but i forgot about the compression in the background that wasnt finished and ended it.
End result is that the Window Memory Diagostics tool is now running and after it finishes it just starts redoing the process. Is there anyway I can fix this? |
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Just t give my feedback, i just popped in my install disk, waited till it loaded and:
Shift + F10 bootrec /fixboot bootrec /fixmbr (did both just to make sure it got fixed) restarted now my computer works perfectly and i don't have to uncompress my entire HD. |
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knarfishness u da MAN
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I resolved my problem with your help,thanks very much man.You have a beer for me
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This worked for me and was even faster:
Boot from the Vista DVD. Click 'Repair my Computer' At the prompt to select your OS installation, click the button that says 'Load Drivers'. This should bring up a explorer-style drive browser. Then just right-click on the drive you tried to compress, and deselect 'Compress this Drive' and click the 'OK' button instead of the 'Apply' button. Instead of applying to all files and folders, simply choose the main partition, in this case, the C Drive which is compressed already. This will save you an hour of time waiting for all those files to be decompressed! Reboot the CD and then load the Vista DVD again and then go to the Command Prompt screen. type: bootrec /fixboot also type: bootrec /fixmbr That's it - it will boot successfully the next time, or it did for me. |
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Thanks alot Worked Great. Now know?? not to use so called cracked Activator systems.
But got me up + running to save all my Hard work. |
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You Frickin ROCK!!
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Worked perfectly - you saved my behind - registered just to say thank you |
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