Windows 7 Error after Booting

Asked By jordin 40 points N/A Posted on - 03/15/2012

I got a trouble after booting, here is the error message:

Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected boot device and press a key_

Is there something wrong with my PC? I still used it normally yesterday.

Here is my PC specifications:

amd athlon x2 255 3, 2 ghz, ram 3gb, hdd primary 160 gb, hdd secondary 1 tb, windows 7

Thanks for help.

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Answered By Amoyo Augustin 25 points N/A #93551

Windows 7 Error after Booting

It may happen for many reasons. In any Operating System, any unwanted Malware entered into your system and damaged your OS windows can damaged your Hardware too.

But here,

This does enunciate same a sober soured disk bare.

Boot from the Windows 7 DVD

From the Bid Remind

Try this: Bootrec /fixmbr 
Bootrec /fixboot 
Bootrec /scanos 
Bootrec /rebuildbcd

If it doesn’t work, reboot, repeat the above steps and add

Bootsect.exe /nt60 all /force

Still not working do as this and you will be done now.

bootrec /fixmbr

then

bootrec /fixboot

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Answered By Allen Kenneth 20 points N/A #93552

Windows 7 Error after Booting

Hello Jordin,

Here are some solutions you can apply. 

 

1.Turn off the PC, unplug it from the surge protector as well. Press and hold the 'Power On' button for about 5 seconds. Then hold off the 'Power On' button. Do this twice.

 

Then plug the computer back into the surge protector. Turn the computer on after about 2 minutes. You have to clear the error codes related to CMOS and of course reset your BIOS setup options to the factory default settings.

 

2. Go to BIOS setup, see if your hard drive is activated (identified by the system). If it isn't, set it to detect automatically. Then reboot the computer.

 

3. Formatting the current operating system and re-installing a new operating system is an alternative method.

Hope this will help you!

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