I have a new hard drive, and I saw that when I remove the old one, the bios tells me "MBR missing", how can I boot on the new (on which there is vista) by removing the old? (also in vista).
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I have a new hard drive, and I saw that when I remove the old one, the bios tells me "MBR missing", how can I boot on the new (on which there is vista) by removing the old? (also in vista).
With the Vista installation dvd/cd, there are several ways to restore a mbr, without re-format. I can not remember exactly but it seems to me to ask "repair" and then start and choose the system. Unless the command fixmbr. There is also TestDisk which allows for an MBR.
Hi! I don't have the CD. So how to achieve the same without the Windows CD?
Do you have a floppy drive?
For floppy drive, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by mv
I have an OEM version, it must be mandatory format (if I am not mistaken) before installing, on which I am sure is that we can not do the update (that is a less expensive).