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Bootmgr is missing.. error

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Well I built my bosses comp today, everything went smoothly till we decided to cancel the O/s install.. I quickly canceled it, didnt read to much just hit for it to cancel elc.. than upon reading the drive/disc it gave me this error BOOTMGR is missing.. I cleared cmos and still it dont work.. put it just to boot from the dvd drive and I still got this error. (was installing Vista 32bit premium OEM).
 
You need to boot into a command prompt (using the Recovery Console of either an XP or Vista disc) and do a "fixboot" and "fixmbr". If that doesn't work you need to get a program called "Delpart" and boot up to a command prompt and run it. You delete the partition using it and make a new one settings boot permissions for it. I did the same thing when I installed my Vista...however having 13 years of PC experience under my belt quickly got me out of that jam!
 
much thanks man.. I knew I needed to clear the drive :P or figured that at 1st but I only knew how to clear the drive without it being in a raid array lol.. its so easy when your using raid0 :P

:respect:
 
Or use the tool cd that comes with the HDD vendor.
 
oem hd :P, well what Im going to do is use one of my brand new 500gb drives and create a raid array.. than uncreate the raid array so it clears both disks... Im lazy lol it should work if not than I'll use one of your guys tricks
 
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