F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Problema encontrado: Bootmgr no está instalado.

Problema encontrado: Bootmgr no está instalado.

Problema encontrado: Bootmgr no está instalado.

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Holy_Ghostt
Junior Member
16
05-05-2024, 12:28 AM
#1
I spent three days away from my PC while it ran, and upon returning, everything felt off. The screen was blank when I turned it on. After resetting, the bootloader displayed an error message. I’m thinking about updating the BIOS since my motherboard supports that feature. Could something have happened during my absence? Also, any additional tips?
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Holy_Ghostt
05-05-2024, 12:28 AM #1

I spent three days away from my PC while it ran, and upon returning, everything felt off. The screen was blank when I turned it on. After resetting, the bootloader displayed an error message. I’m thinking about updating the BIOS since my motherboard supports that feature. Could something have happened during my absence? Also, any additional tips?

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DinoSubz
Member
64
05-06-2024, 02:13 PM
#2
A failing drive is probably the main reason.
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DinoSubz
05-06-2024, 02:13 PM #2

A failing drive is probably the main reason.

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Tactical_Beef
Junior Member
5
05-06-2024, 03:49 PM
#3
Check if you can remove the HDDs and attempt a restart.
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Tactical_Beef
05-06-2024, 03:49 PM #3

Check if you can remove the HDDs and attempt a restart.

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FunnyFactions
Junior Member
33
05-06-2024, 06:13 PM
#4
It’s recommended to check the OS location. Would you like me to help identify the specific Windows version?
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FunnyFactions
05-06-2024, 06:13 PM #4

It’s recommended to check the OS location. Would you like me to help identify the specific Windows version?

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Sman4231
Member
113
05-07-2024, 11:39 AM
#5
It's 10, my M.2 is the boot drive and it seems okay
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Sman4231
05-07-2024, 11:39 AM #5

It's 10, my M.2 is the boot drive and it seems okay

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numblegs26
Member
197
05-07-2024, 01:01 PM
#6
I turned off both HDDs and the system is prompting for a reboot with the correct boot device selected.
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numblegs26
05-07-2024, 01:01 PM #6

I turned off both HDDs and the system is prompting for a reboot with the correct boot device selected.

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Vorzo
Member
53
05-09-2024, 11:15 AM
#7
It doesn't really convey anything useful. All components of a computer need to function properly, yet this is the situation.
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Vorzo
05-09-2024, 11:15 AM #7

It doesn't really convey anything useful. All components of a computer need to function properly, yet this is the situation.

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MasTerH200
Member
211
05-10-2024, 12:28 AM
#8
It might be possible that Windows was set up using a boot partition on a different drive than the M.2 slot, and it could have suffered corruption or stopped working.
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MasTerH200
05-10-2024, 12:28 AM #8

It might be possible that Windows was set up using a boot partition on a different drive than the M.2 slot, and it could have suffered corruption or stopped working.

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MHMExodus
Member
57
05-16-2024, 06:29 AM
#9
It seems the previous issue was resolved with a BIOS update. You might want to consider trying it once more if you're still experiencing problems.
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MHMExodus
05-16-2024, 06:29 AM #9

It seems the previous issue was resolved with a BIOS update. You might want to consider trying it once more if you're still experiencing problems.

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YoshiPlays_
Junior Member
28
05-16-2024, 03:09 PM
#10
Your boot manager was probably set on one of the HDDs. This is common problem with Windows. Only workaround that works 100% of the time is to unplug all other drives when installing Windows. I think your best course of action is to backup all important data from your boot drive (with another computer or a USB enclosure). Once the backup done I'd erase the boot drive and then reinstall a fresh Windows. There are a few guides out there to fix a missing UEFI partition but they never worked for me. Reinstalling is a pain but should be straightforward and works the first time. Hope that helps.
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YoshiPlays_
05-16-2024, 03:09 PM #10

Your boot manager was probably set on one of the HDDs. This is common problem with Windows. Only workaround that works 100% of the time is to unplug all other drives when installing Windows. I think your best course of action is to backup all important data from your boot drive (with another computer or a USB enclosure). Once the backup done I'd erase the boot drive and then reinstall a fresh Windows. There are a few guides out there to fix a missing UEFI partition but they never worked for me. Reinstalling is a pain but should be straightforward and works the first time. Hope that helps.

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