Big Startup Repair Problem!

Plz help me,
i'm using Vista Ultimate x64.
But i have the boot\bcd error,
The problem is: I can't do startup repair there are no OS listed!
I click laod drivers than windows explorer thing comes, but what than?
I must choose a Setup Information File or something,
I accendentally deleted the Boot/bcd map, so plz help me, i just wan't
repair, just no OS listed, i can't find it!
(i can see my hard drivers)


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Rakoen

So recovery console is not proceeding to the command prompt for you to
repair the BCD, right? When you can see the hard drive, how about connecting
your hard disk to another machine to back up your files and reinstalling it
or restoring the machine by using an image? Sometimes you can set up a
synchronization point of your frequently modified file to a network place so
you don't have to worry about your data during restoring. There might be a
third party program you can buy and fix it for you without the restoring.
But the installation will not take long if there are not lots of
customizations on your computer.

"Rakoen" <> wrote in message
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>
> Plz help me,
> i'm using Vista Ultimate x64.
> But i have the boot\bcd error,
> The problem is: I can't do startup repair there are no OS listed!
> I click laod drivers than windows explorer thing comes, but what than?
> I must choose a Setup Information File or something,
> I accendentally deleted the Boot/bcd map, so plz help me, i just wan't
> repair, just no OS listed, i can't find it!
> (i can see my hard drivers)
>
>
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> Rakoen

i can proceed to command prompt but the commands don't works so good.
When i typ rebuilBcd than he finds something and if i do Yes he saids
Element not found,
But i just need the repair
there is no Operating System listed so i can't repair the os,
i must choose the .INF file with the OS in it, where is it?
Thanks for helping,


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Rakoen

The Load Driver button is for you to load a driver for your hard disk in
case you have a specific SCSI or other types of hard disk that Vista may not
have the right driver for. If the startup repair is not replacing the bcd
file, maybe the file is corrupted. If you don't want to reinstall, you can
copy the BCD files from another machine to a USB flash drive or a CD/DVD.
Then from the command line of recovery console, you can copy it to the hard
disk.
Under Recovery Console command line interface, type "diskpart" and press
enter. Then type "list volume" to see the driver letter assigned for your
USB driver or CD/DVD. You can also unplug your hard disk and plug directly
to another machine and copy the BCD over.


"Rakoen" <> wrote in message
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> i can proceed to command prompt but the commands don't works so good.
> When i typ rebuilBcd than he finds something and if i do Yes he saids
> Element not found,
> But i just need the repair
> there is no Operating System listed so i can't repair the os,
> i must choose the .INF file with the OS in it, where is it?
> Thanks for helping,
>
>
> --
> Rakoen

Also, did you try system restore. You may have a decent backup to restore.
Vista create a restore point for you automatically when you install any new
software. If the bootrec /rebuildbcd command did find something, you may try
BCDEdit to see whether you can add something there. You can see the detailed
parameters by using BCDEdit /? under recovery console command line
interface.

"Rakoen" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> i can proceed to command prompt but the commands don't works so good.
> When i typ rebuilBcd than he finds something and if i do Yes he saids
> Element not found,
> But i just need the repair
> there is no Operating System listed so i can't repair the os,
> i must choose the .INF file with the OS in it, where is it?
> Thanks for helping,
>
>
> --
> Rakoen

Thank your very much, now this:
1. I can't do Startup Repair because i don't can choose my operating
system.
2. I have other machine but it haves Vista Home Premium x64.
3. Where can i find the BCD?
4. Nothing of BCDEdit works.
5. I don't have a good backup.
6. I will try to copy the files from other machine if you answer on 2.
and 3..
___(maybe i'm going install Ultimate on other PC)
7. Thank you very much for helping!


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Rakoen

Ok,
1. What now?
2. Is there really no way to copy te files from other machine?(Donald
said something)
3. What must i choose for the Hard-Drive Drivers?
Some extra info:
-I made my PC by myself.
-My PC worked great for 1 Year
-I have 3 Hard-Drives (the 3e hardrive is the one with vista, the E:\)
-Vista Ultimate x64 is installed on: E:\ (Samsung *HD103UJ)*


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Rakoen