Hello,
My computer's graphic's card (NVIDIA 9800 GX2) recently started blank screening on me. I took the computer in to a local diagnostic shop. They told me my graphics card was fine but somehow Windows Vista was now non-compatible with my card's driver. They recommended upgrading to Windows 7. Considering I was going to upgrade to Windows 7, I purchased a Crucial SSD to run my operating system and any games I would be playing. I changed my primary SATA to the SSD and began loading Windows 7. Everything was loading great. However, upon loading the operating system (probably around 60% completion), my graphics card blacked my screen out once again. Therefore realizing my graphics card was bad, I bought a NVIDIA GTX570. Now when I turn on my computer to install Windows 7, I get an error message saying "BOOTMGR is missing Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart." Thinking the problem was bc Windows 7 was improperly installed, I ran the computer with my old HDD and reformatted the SSD to factory settings. After making the SSD the primary drive once again, I am still receiving the same BOOTMGR is missing error. What is causing this problem and what can I do to fix it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Justin
My computer's graphic's card (NVIDIA 9800 GX2) recently started blank screening on me. I took the computer in to a local diagnostic shop. They told me my graphics card was fine but somehow Windows Vista was now non-compatible with my card's driver. They recommended upgrading to Windows 7. Considering I was going to upgrade to Windows 7, I purchased a Crucial SSD to run my operating system and any games I would be playing. I changed my primary SATA to the SSD and began loading Windows 7. Everything was loading great. However, upon loading the operating system (probably around 60% completion), my graphics card blacked my screen out once again. Therefore realizing my graphics card was bad, I bought a NVIDIA GTX570. Now when I turn on my computer to install Windows 7, I get an error message saying "BOOTMGR is missing Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart." Thinking the problem was bc Windows 7 was improperly installed, I ran the computer with my old HDD and reformatted the SSD to factory settings. After making the SSD the primary drive once again, I am still receiving the same BOOTMGR is missing error. What is causing this problem and what can I do to fix it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Justin
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