Bootmgr is missing

[t_licious33]

I have a hp G71-449WM Notebook running Windows7 premium 64bit. I can't boot computer the repair disc I have doesn't seem to work. I have no installation disc to fall back on and I can not seem to get it to boot in safe mode. Right now its asking me to find the needed driver in the driver folders. Unless it's called something else I do not see a bootmgr driver. Right now its asking me to connect to the network which would be cool but i don't know what folder they where asking me to type in.
Would appreciate ANY help in this matter.
Thanks
T

 

[hedwar2011]

I have a hp G71-449WM Notebook running Windows7 premium 64bit. I can't boot computer the repair disc I have doesn't seem to work. I have no installation disc to fall back on and I can not seem to get it to boot in safe mode. Right now its asking me to find the needed driver in the driver folders. Unless it's called something else I do not see a bootmgr driver. Right now its asking me to connect to the network which would be cool but i don't know what folder they where asking me to type in.
Would appreciate ANY help in this matter.
Thanks
T

BOOTMGR is not a driver. It is a system file that is written when you install Windows on the computer and it controls the different boot options and how they are resolved on the computer.

I would recommend creating a Hirens Boot CD and utilize some of the options available to attempt to resolve your issue.

Some of the main ones that stick out are DiskMan and a few others.

This is going to be your only alternative minus reinstalling the OS.

 

[danny2000]

I have a hp G71-449WM Notebook running Windows7 premium 64bit. I can't boot computer the repair disc I have doesn't seem to work. I have no installation disc to fall back on and I can not seem to get it to boot in safe mode. Right now its asking me to find the needed driver in the driver folders. Unless it's called something else I do not see a bootmgr driver. Right now its asking me to connect to the network which would be cool but i don't know what folder they where asking me to type in.
Would appreciate ANY help in this matter.
Thanks
T

Hi, would you be able to type the exact message that you get when tryingto boot?

 

[danny2000]

If you can get into the Recovery Environment, you can fix it, although I'm not certain of your exact error, bootmgr is missing is a common issue on Vista and Windows 7. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2622803