"bootmgr Missing"

[MarkMc]

I have had a similar problem.

I have a Gateway (Acer) DX4831. I do not recall Disk 0 having 3 Partitions, but seems to have occurred as a result of a disk error that said "BOOTMGR MISSING".

I do know that 2 external hard disks and 1 USB data key (Disk 1, Disk 7, Disk 8) were labelled as "Active" - which I have corrected using DISKPART.

I am now trying to correct Disk 0, which I believe should only be a single partition.

This is what Disk 0 looks like in "DISKPART".

Disk 0
Basic
931.51 GB
Online

Partition #, Type, Size, Offset
Partition 1, Recovery, 12GB, 1024KB
Partition 2, Primary, 100MB, 12GB
Partition 3, Primary, 919GB, 12GB

In windows "COMPUTER MANAGEMENT" Disk 0 describes each of the 3 Partitions as follows.

Partition #, Volume, Status, Capacity
Partition 1, Unnamed, Healthy (Recovery Partition), 12GB
Partition 2, SYSTEM RESERVED, Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition), 100MB
Partition 3, Gateway (C: ), Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition), 919GB

Anyway, I am now trying to correct Disk 0, which I believe should only be a single partition. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Mark

[mv]

I think that you need to repair your computer operating system. Take the bootable operating system cd and boot from that CD. When it asks you for the installation type then you will have to select Repair. This will repair the system and replace all the missing and the corrupted file. and After that, I don't think that you will get this again. I hope that this will help you.