Try these general steps: • Make another install of windows on the same disk on the same computer in a different partition. (Shrink your Windows partition and make a 30GB one, then install 7 in that.) • Copy all of your boot files from the new install to the broken one using a Linux LiveCD (I would recommend Ubuntu as it comes with GParted, software which will allow you to do the aforementioned partitioning changes) • Select your old 7 install from the boot menu and see if it works. If it does, delete the new partition and run startup repair. • If it doesn't doesn't, consider using a Linux LiveCD (I prefer, a very user-friendly distro) to copy your data over to a new install of Windows, either disk-to-external-media-and-back-to-disk or just into a new Windows partition. I found a solution without a Live CD and a new Windows install. I had exactly the same problem, but not from a virus but an SSD upgrade: I cloned my running Windows (both 100MB hidden partition and C:) to the new SSD then replaced the hardware.

Background After my sisters three months of vacation with no internet access, she got home and many updates for Windows 10 and Norton installed. After reboot Windows. Aug 18, 2015. I entered the prompt again, and when I type “bcdedit” it shows both OS, windows 10 with the partition and the winload.exe correctly, and windows 8.1. When I run the bootrec /RebuildBcd command it detects one windows installation, then it asks me if I want to add a boot list and I type “Yes”, “Y”, “No”, “N”,. James Bond Background Music Mp3 Download here. How to repair master boot problems directly from the Command Prompt, using bootrec.exe or bootsect.exe. Windows 7 Iso Home Premium Download. With this tool you can repair the Master Boot Record (MBR), write a new boot sector, rebuild the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) and add missing Windows installations to the boot configuration data.