A quick google search for “how to get to boot menu on _ Desktop” will show you more specific instructions for getting your PC to the boot menu. For most Windows PCs you will press a combination of F2, F9, F10, DEL, Esc. The process of getting to this menu will be dependent on your model of computer. Go to the boot options menu as soon as your computer starts. It will take a hard drive data recovery professional to recover any important data from the drive.
The hard drive may be failing (like our client here), in which case you won’t be able to read any data from the drive. If none of these solutions work, remove the hard drive and try to read data from it by hooking it up to another computer. If you feel this could be causing your problem the following BOOTMGR walkthrough may be helpful. There are a number of scenarios where the operating system boots to USB flash drives / external hard drives. If you have encountered a scenario like this your computer may be showing the error message: ‘bootmgr image is corrupted the system cannot boot’. We are unsure as to what tools to use to copy the bcd files across, and also the bootmgr, in addition to whether there is a difference in what files to copy for a 32 bit Win 7 version or 64 bit version.Our customer in this data recovery case came to us with a hard disk drive that had failed and was showing a BOOTMGR Image Error Ensure the file bootmgr is present in root of C:\ (in order to pass control to c:\windows\system32\winloa d.exe) Ensure bcd required files present eg.that c:\boot is present, and that c:\boot\bcd is present Dump a windows 7 wim file onto the c partition created in step 1. Partition and format the disk in preparation for Win 7 dispart /s disk.txt (c, d, and reserved partition of 100mb (bitlocker etc)) Capture with imagex /capture win7.wim to a network share. Install Win7 on the machine and customize it. What we are doing is trying to go through the process of:
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